Sentence examples for with lament from inspiring English sources

From the other side of a chain-link fence, a cadre of preservationists watched with lament.

Some friends I chat with lament the fact that these apps have replaced the significance of the brick and mortar bar, which was such an important institution of the gay liberation actions of the 1960s and 1970s.

The pastoral title is, I think, almost ironic, since what Vaughan Williams is doing in this piece is turning the idea on its head, so that instead of being a source of comfort, this pastoral is instead a confrontation with loss, with lament, with death.

"This is just the beginning" he told me with lament.

It seems barely a news day goes by without someone, somewhere, proclaiming the "death of print," sometimes with lament, at other times with no mean glee.

Enough with lamenting the loss of prostitutes and pimps infesting the sidewalks.

The Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston has received gold tokens inscribed with laments, mixed with paperwork donated since the institution was founded in 1791.

"There is a lack of old fashioned morality, the morality you and I grew up with," lamented one Republican state representative, Carl Isett.

And he goes after Bill Clinton throughout, interspersing personal attacks with laments about how his own opponents have perfected the politics of personal destruction against him.

But with laments like "Mass Destruction" by Faithless and "Why" by the rapper Jadakiss -- which includes the line, "Why did Bush knock down the Towers" -- MTV reports that it is receiving more political content than ever.

Jenna Marbles creates content to make people laugh, not to be peppered with laments about how she conducts her personal life.