Sentence examples similar to which is lamentable from inspiring English sources
The barbarians were at the gate, which was lamentable because I was employed as a gatekeeper.
To ascribe credit to Vera Rubin as the discoverer of dark matter pollutes the real contribution of her life's work, which is equally lamentable to the assigned forced credit displacing Fritz Zwicky.
"The story for Japan is lamentable," says Neilson; he criticizes the weak government, which is in a stalemate about how to reform the economy.
It's available now, which is cause for rejoicing, but the proximate cause of saying so is lamentable: Dixon died on Wednesday, at the age of eighty-four.
Faces criticism over the BBC's coverage of the Diamond Jubilee Pageant, which is described as "mind-numbingly tedious" by BBC presenter Stephen Fry, and "lamentable" by former BBC news executive Kevin Marsh.
Louis Van Gaal's achievement in getting them to third in the world looks much more remarkable than his failure to reach the World Cup in 2002, which was not as lamentable as this latest failure.
That is lamentable, but the payment scale -- which reflects the relative wealth of nations in 1973, when it was established -- does need modification.
Their disappearance will inconvenience some riders, and that is lamentable.
The delay is lamentable and the reasons unsustainable.
This way of stacking the policy deck is lamentable.
