Sentence examples for we constantly lament from inspiring English sources

He adds, "Prisons are where so many of the sickest people with the most serious psychiatric disorders in our society end up, and as a profession we constantly lament this.

We constantly lament the lack of time that we have with our families.

We doctors constantly lament how difficult it is get our patients to change their behavior.

South Africa's politicians constantly lament that their country gets too little foreign investment.

"They were constantly lamenting what they had left behind," Mr. Berman says.

Each side in the recall fight constantly lamented the other's incivility, and both claimed that it was not the Wisconsin way.

The Crew's previous wins have come against the league's worst teams and in games against quality competition they have had to settle for draws or close losses (with exception of Philly away) that left Robert Warzycha constantly lamenting 'undeserved results' while the calls for his firing grew louder.

Advocating that America reduce emphasis on classroom maths, if only to reduce "math phobia", he noted: "There is something vaguely comical about the nation that leads the world in science and technology, and virtually dominates the world in the development of computer hardware and software, constantly lamenting the poor maths skills of its population".

Living in Miami, I've constantly lamented about the need for a rail service hub, like in most world cities.

When I see my children constantly lamenting about the heat, I wonder at our resilience.

Rumours have been circulating for a while that the ginger troubadour's fans are renowned for being really sad all the time, constantly lamenting the fact that nobody wants to hang out with them because it means they'll be subjected to listening to a middle-class teenage boy sing about the hardships of being a drug-addicted prostitute.