Sentence examples similar to the bemoaned from inspiring English sources
verb
To moan or complain about; be dismayed or worried about something.
- He bemoaned the drought but went on watering his lawn.
While the leaders demonstrate serious transparency, the judges bemoaned the state of much reporting.
The commission bemoaned the lack of practical results but welcomed a "move in the right direction".
The New York Times bemoaned the changes.
The men bemoaned the inferior peanut butter in Australia.
Mainly, the entomophagists bemoaned the prejudice against insects.
The conferees bemoaned the global shortage of women's restrooms.
Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the Aditya Birla Group, bemoaned the inhospitable environment for innovation in India.
Virginia Woolf, prone to the flu, bemoaned the poverty of language for pain in English.
A few of the interviewees bemoaned the lack of Aboriginal or Torres strait Islander pharmacists.
A senior member of the National Ebola Task Force bemoaned the fact that "they refused to go to hospital, and they did not allow anyone to go to their homes.
The magazine also bemoaned the habit of not identifying oneself when answering the phone.
