Sentence examples for reason to mourn from inspiring English sources

He, it would seem, has little reason to mourn his life.

Still, there is apparently no reason to mourn the hard drive industry.

But there is a potential upside, too: if online reporting improves, there is less reason to mourn the decline of the printed press.

Fans of the show and its indomitable host (only now defeated by the real-life lure of late-night respectability) have good reason to mourn.

Taking more than three weeks' holiday a year could lengthen your life, according to results that give another reason to mourn the end of summer.

As if we needed any more reason to mourn the passing of Barack Obama's presidency, it's difficult to believe that either of his potential successors will share his fine taste in books.

There are good reasons to mourn the passing of George H.W. Bush.

Neighbors had dozens of reasons to mourn their friend.

There are plenty of reasons to mourn the death of the box set.

Among the many reasons to mourn Foley's death is the loss of his reporting, and of reporting in general, from Syria.

"The Naming of the Dead" begins with the funeral of Rebus's brother and gives him this and other reasons to mourn.