Sentence examples for the most lamentable from inspiring English sources

It was far from the most lamentable moment of my life.

But the author flinches from condemning even the most lamentable mistakes outright.

At its best, The Most Lamentable Tragedy really careers along, carrying the listener with it.

And that may be the real irony of The Most Lamentable Tragedy.

Of all the great French-American hybrids, from wines to movies, this new one is surely the most lamentable.

The most lamentable comedy of Pyramus and Thisby, all too often the intrusion of fools, is a comic highlight here.

To clear the air, and to draw a line under this most lamentable period in Britain's recent history, we need an inquiry presided over by someone who is able to "balance the need for national security against the need for transparency".

Even the mechanicals are rather dull, although their actual performance of that "most lamentable comedy" of Pyramus and Thisbe is amusing.

THE murder of Mr Lincoln is a very great and very lamentable event, perhaps the greatest and most lamentable which has occurred since the coup d'etat, if not since Waterloo.

Our coverage of the assassination appeared in the issue of April 29th, 1865.THE murder of Mr Lincoln is a very great and very lamentable event, perhaps the greatest and most lamentable which has occurred since the coup d'etat, if not since Waterloo.

But most lamentable was the group from the Southern African Development Community, an influential club of 14 countries, which, with South Africa to the fore, had led diplomatic efforts to solve the Zimbabwe crisis but which had failed repeatedly over the years to upbraid Mr Mugabe for flouting most of the SADC's own election tenets.