Sentence examples for no lamenting from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no lamenting missed chances or wondering where he went – except, perhaps, from Soldado himself.

Life has been relatively sweet for the Yankees in 2013, so there is no lamenting their decision to allow Ibanez to head back West as a free agent.

Economics remained an issue (how to attract and pay for writers, how to advertise and promote) but there was no lamenting, no sense that things might be shutting down.

"It's liberated!" "No," lamented Mr. Farhan.

When my fellow travelers and I stepped back into the van, I was no longer lamenting the dire state of the world.

Mr. Bush had no sooner lamented "the tragic loss of life and the escalating violence," and announced the Zinni mission on Thursday, than the region erupted in the deadliest day of fighting in 17 months.

About 100 supporters of Nos Amours are watching the Mets take on the Marlins wearing Expos jerseys, cheering for a team the no longer exists, lamenting what could've been.

Sure, no one is lamenting the loss of the preseason and even the prospect of losing a few weeks of a too-long season isn't much of a big deal, but things are not headed in the right direction, writes Henry Abbott on ESPN.com.

It's no use lamenting Morsi's bungling because incompetence is built into the intellectual DNA of radical Islam.

Just as NASA announced the world had smashed the record for the most anomalously warm month on record by a "shocking" amount, Q&A had a panel filled with scientists who wasted no time lamenting the planned cuts to climate change research at the CSIRO.

He spares no one, lamenting the current group-think bake-sale state of the Church of Satan in his chapter on individuality.