Sentence examples for which he bemoans from inspiring English sources

His characteristic insightfulness is on display in "An Open Letter to My Sister Angela Y . Davis" in which he bemoans the arrest of the activist and the "very sight of chains on black flesh".

Anecdotal evidence suggests drug use among Tunisia's youth has spiked.In November one of Libya's rappers, Ibn Thabit, released "We Are All Born in Nine Months" (a Libyan phrase meaning "we are all equal") in which he bemoans the rise of violence and "supposed revolutionaries rollin' with AKs" in his tumultuous country.In the West rap and hip-hop are associated with bad behaviour.

Benedict Cumberbatch has taken a ribbing this week for an interview in the Radio Times in which he bemoaned "posh-bashing".

At the end of a visit to his office last Tuesday, during which he bemoaned continued impunity, Hasan produced what he called a "genocide map" of Dhaka.

Kolbe seemed swept away but managed a response in which he bemoaned the rise of extreme partisanship in Congress and the decline of the art of compromise.

Mr. Hockenberry, a paraplegic since his teens, contributed an essay in which he bemoaned being congratulated for having the "courage" to proceed with life in a wheelchair.

He has written 15 novels, but his breakthrough came with a non-fiction work, Teach Us To Sit Still, in which he bemoaned, among other stress-making bedevilments, his compulsion to narrate.

Bush's remarks marked a sharp counterpoint to comments made by Putin in a recent 'state of the nation' speech in which he bemoaned the demise of the Soviet Union as 'the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century'.

This echoes to some extent Tony Blair's "feral beast" speech on the media last year in which he bemoaned the merge of news and comment and criticised the Independent for being a "viewspaper".

Espanyol's manager was sent off for calling the referee an hijo de puta, a son of a bitch, prompting a fabulously foul-mouthed post match press conference in which he bemoaned that the referee had gone for the obvious target.

Steve Fuller, thankfully, wouldn't let it lie, and sent a response in which he bemoaned the fact that he couldn't offer an exotic mental pathology named after Grayling, but instead offered a recipe for an AC Grayling review: 1. Flip book's pages to find names of philosophers.