Sentence examples for not as lamentable from inspiring English sources

But not as lamentable as Disaster Movie.

Louis Van Gaal's achievement in getting them to third in the world looks much more remarkable than his failure to reach the World Cup in 2002, which was not as lamentable as this latest failure.

"Queer as Folk" might not seem so bad if the work in every department -- producing, directing, writing, acting, photography, music, editing, costume -- were not so lamentable.

It didn't make any sense, unless you thought, as one member of Hoover's Cabinet put it, that F.D.R. had only "a most laughable, if it were not so lamentable, ignorance of the situation".

John Whittingdale MP, chairman of the culture select committee, recently described S4C's performance as "lamentable".

In so many situations, overt antisemitism is seen as lamentable but ultimately unproblematic.

Dismissed by Stephen Spender as "lamentable", they are the kind of jingoistic outpourings Sassoon had challenged in the first world war.

A Financial Times article from 2013 described the performance of international oil and gas companies as "lamentable from a shareholder perspective" over the last decade.

I was decorated by the Italian ambassador as an exhortation to promote Italy's image abroad; an easy task when it comes to food, wine, architecture, etc … but one which will be made almost impossible if Silvio Berlusconi does not improve his lamentable record on aid.

ITS turnaround playbook turned out to be every bit as disappointing as its lamentable PlayBook tablet computer.

Happily, Sancho (Stephen Mo Hanan) is not being overdone as a lamentable Jewish vaudeville stereotype.