Sentence examples for the bemoaning 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.
EACH year, as wreaths and colored lights are hung on any structure that can support their weight, another holiday tradition begins: the bemoaning of the annual War on Christmas.
While the bemoaning of impending Tax Day has never grown old, the organizational system of your financial records probably has.
The partisans, bemoaning the fixation on "Kane," highlight later entries in the canon.
In August, they are in the fields bemoaning the tomatoes' decline because of late blight.
At Maryland, students and athletes expressed mostly anger at the move, bemoaning the Terrapins' trading tradition for cash.
Finn, dismayed at his friends behavior sing "Best Friends in the World", bemoaning the fact that his friends are fighting.
(Some thought the calorie counting went too far; The New York Tribune bemoaned the "mystery cult of the calorie").
But others do not, and the industry is bemoaning the difficulty of long-term planning.
While the leaders demonstrate serious transparency, the judges bemoaned the state of much reporting.
Some of the presidential candidates are bemoaning the decline of the American middle class.
The commission bemoaned the lack of practical results but welcomed a "move in the right direction".
