Sentence examples for or laments from inspiring English sources

"But it's not something she talks about or laments".

At points, as she raps a defiant lyric about the schoolfriends who dissed her, or laments the death of her childhood cat, I marvelled that 32-year-old Adams should still feel the need to vent all this stuff.

The narrator tells us that he has just watched the film "Conspiracy," with Kenneth Branagh as Heydrich, or laments that he has been unable to get a copy of the memoirs of Heydrich's widow.

He frequently comes up with examples of anti-black bias in Hollywood, or laments the gentrification of black neighbourhoods.Mr Lee's latest project is ruffling feathers even before filming starts in the next few days, but this time it is blacks who are annoyed.

When Trump boasts about rising stocks, or laments declines that he blames on Democrats, remember: higher stock prices actually make America poorer, because they don't add anything to our real wealth while increasing foreign claims on the nation as a whole.

His daughter's honour, or lament her fate.

N. Dr. 2. Perhaps, to howl over, or lament clamorously.

Or lamenting our abandonment of that great stabilizing autocrat Hosni Mubarak.

To cheer or lament these vicissitudes is pointless.

If it is indeed on its way out, is that something to celebrate or lament?

…" Many people would agree, or lament, that customer service isn't what it used to be.