Sentence examples for we lament that from inspiring English sources

"We lament that it does not have a bigger impact," Jos?iguel Vivanco, Americas director at Human Rights Watch, said at a news conference Wednesday.

Like Frances Cairn-cross, we lament that our more sober assessment of these tradeoffs is not as "quotable" as and perhaps is less inspirational than the win-win proposition.

Eight days later, M.R.T.A. issued another complaint: "We lament that some political and journalistic personalities insist on labelling us as a terrorist and genocidal band, which is absolutely false, since there are no facts that sustain it".

With each of these announcements we lament that the great era we forecast may not happen.

We lament that we could or should have thought of the invention ourselves, given how obvious the need and market seem upon first seeing it.

"We lament that this situation has come about," said Jose Sanfuentes, a party leader and spokesman.

We would only lament that Shteir has missed an opportunity to know and sing the praises of the women writers in her backyard.

We car writers tend to lament that fact we whine that we know better: General Motors needs its Pontiacs and Chevys to get sexier, sportier.

We lamented that whatever approach we selected meant compromising at least one component of learning — whether failing to cover the basics of "what happened," neglecting the "big picture," or not stimulating personal contributions to the material.

We lamented that the Israeli couscous listed on the menu as its accompaniment was not available when we visited, but the leeks, fennel, spinach and pomegranate made up for it.

As we drank glasses of wine poolside one night, we lamented that no one had brought a board game to play.