Sentence examples for sometimes lamented from inspiring English sources
He has no "specialism" and in consequence, as he has sometimes lamented, "there are no Kermodians".
The ongoing influence of Broadbent's selection theory, and of the early/late debate, is often noted and sometimes lamented (Driver, 2001, 56).
In her lifetime, Loynaz sometimes lamented these generational disconnects: "You know, it's sad to start over with people who didn't exist when I existed".
In 1991 LPAC, formerly a limb of the late and sometimes lamented Greater London Council, listed ten "strategic views" that ought to be preserved, meaning that no modern structure should be allowed to destroy the composition.
Howard, like his friend and fellow critic John Simon, had a stronger bent for the traditional than I did, and he sometimes lamented what he saw as mindless or vulgar experimentalism.
Dr. Higinbotham, a physicist who lived in Bellport and died in 1994, had a distinguished career far beyond Tennis for Two and sometimes lamented that it threatened to overshadow his other accomplishments.
The late, lamented Arrested Development.
"Cousins, cousins, cousins," Ali lamented.
"Yeah, we'd run plays," O'Neill lamented.
Lamented another: "I miss the arms!!!
'It's a drum circle,' one Senate aide lamented.
