Sentence examples for much lamenting from inspiring English sources

So when the store closed in June it provoked much lamenting.

There has been much lamenting within my dwindling tribe over the demise of outlets for theater criticism.

Li confirmed as much, lamenting the passing of the Mao-era when corrupt officials were simply shot on the spot.

There has been much lamenting the fact that law firms are hiring less and laying off more, and that job prospects for lawyers have decreased dramatically.

There has been much lamenting about the corporate give-away in the bill, but this is unfounded, as I explained in detail in my May 27th post on The Wonderful Politics of Cap-and-Trade: A Closer Look at Waxman-Markey.

Michael Burke is an economic consultant and a former senior international economist with Citibank in London Today's release of GDP figures showing a contraction will doubtless cause much lamenting from commentators.

Around Broadway Mr. Sorkin's departure was much lamented.

Smith's, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, replaced Trattoria Dante, an Italian restaurant whose disappearance probably won't be much lamented.

At the top of that list is Google Maps, whose absence from the latest Apple operating system, iOS 6, is much lamented.

—Leo Carey Smith's, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, replaced Trattoria Dante, an Italian restaurant whose disappearance probably won't be much lamented.

By Leo Carey August 12, 2008 Smith's, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, replaced Trattoria Dante, an Italian restaurant whose disappearance probably won't be much lamented.