Sentence examples for really lament from inspiring English sources

Does the Chinese peasant, they ask, really lament not being able to google the Dalai Lama?

"I really lament the fact the organization founded by Tiananmen Square leaders and intellectuals has degenerated to such a miserable state," said Mr. Chen, the University of Western Australia professor.

To this point, it's worth reading this post (really, lament) on Yahoo Messenger from Yahoo's former director of global tech initiatives.

"I really lament the fact that we see babies with severe infections that can have severely compromising outcomes for an illness that's preventable," she said.

But I was foxing the reader a bit here: the person he was really lamenting was his dead wife.

But hey, if you really lamented the death of Polar, at least you'll be able to continue using it now.

"One thing you can about Maldonado, he guarantees good TV time". "I should have known really," laments Jenson Button after that tangle with Pastor Maldonado.

His play is really a lament for the destruction of mutual trust and personal interaction that makes academic freedom possible.

In what was really a lament, former Secretary Shalala observed that: "Unfortunately, the public's confidence in our work, our competence, and our ethics has been seriously shaken".

"My boss is really suffering," lamented Mr. Flores, who said he lived in Astoria, Queens, and had been selling souvenirs in the city for 10 years.

Just standing at a mirror, exhaling really slowly, lamenting the size of their forehead, wondering whether to get bangs, leaving the house wearing a hat.