Sentence examples for very lamentable from inspiring English sources
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.
MP Gareth Johnson said: "This announcement ends a very frustrating and lamentable period for Dartford".
For me, a "sad good" is a very slippery slope that sets a lamentable precedent for opening the door for the more widespread "experimental killing" of barred owls and other species.
A "sad good" is a very slippery slope that sets a lamentable precedent for opening the door for the more widespread "experimental killing" of barred owls and other species just to see if it works.
In every category, the numbers are staggering and lamentable, and yet, these very real threats to children's survival have not captured the attention and empathy of tens of millions of people the way that the Kony video has been able to.
A list of individuals who exhibited lamentable weakness in the very principles which the expounded or represented.
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1938P. 21 A list of individuals who exhibited lamentable weakness in the very principles which the expounded or represented.
Mr. Wolfe's limiting of partisan identification to Republican and Democrat is a lamentable testament to the very apathy and ignorance induced by the two-party system.
One artist even tried to write a novel, lamentable by comparison with the very worst of Dan Brown.
Although the US used to insist that Syrian president Bashar al-Assad must step down, it is now considering the very real possibility that he could survive the war and, like America's lamentable "red line" of chemical weapons, what was unthinkable recently could soon be the acceptable status quo.
