Sentence examples for reason to lament from inspiring English sources

But he blamed nobody else for his choice, and that is reason to lament his passing.

Japan has reason to lament its "twisted Diet", in which no party has control of both houses of parliament.

Conservationists intent on preserving charismatic megafauna have reason to lament the spread of plastics through the ocean.

With his job suddenly on the line, Mr. Green perhaps has the most pressing reason to lament the bizarre connection between baseball and charter revision.

If this belief from heaven be sent, If such be Nature's holy plan, Have I not reason to lament What man has made of man?

Those questions come to mind as I ponder the Newseum, the latest reason to lament the state of contemporary architecture in this city.

There are, of course, greater reasons to lament the loss of snow than the demise of a sport, even if its roots go back at least 10,000 years.

If a 54-degree climate swing were not reason enough to lament the end of vacation, Mr. Obama certainly had others.

The last and best reason not to lament too strenuously, today, is that we need not worry about Paddy.

In the 52nd minute, the 37-year-old offered another reason for fans to lament that impending departure.

Volkswagen Group 's EU sales were up 8% in February, not quite the dieselgate disaster that has been predicted, but reason for the Financial Times to lament that "Volkswagen has been left trailing its key rivals in Europe as it continues to feels the effect of the consumer backlash against the emissions scandal". That backlash is far from proven.