Laments

In a later scene, over sandwiches, Seoung-mo laments the difficulties of self-financing.

Instead, he laments, “I don’t get asked my opinion.

I wish I could show all the laments to the City and make them care that so much of our population is heartbroken.

Kaitlyn Meade’s husband, a high level financier, laments that in a media landscape where facts are disgraced, nobody believes anything, and no one has the time to dig deeper.

New adventures in sound keep coming; pure-voiced solos; beatboxing that hums and clicks and raspberries and waterfalls; unexpected chorale laments.

On a visit to her childhood home, Amy laments that she’s filled with “generations of bad decisions sitting inside” her—though “Beef” smartly leaves open the possibility that Amy may be deflecting the blame for her personality flaws onto her upbringing.

One elderly Chinese intellectual laments the current situation.

Residents laments as IBEDC officials rejects old naira.

Season 4, Episode 2, "Leela's Homeworld," after winning orphan of the year, Leela laments that she has never met her parents and doesn't even know what planet she comes from.

The Private Sector Commission (PSC) has urged its members to explore new funding sources, even as it laments the lack of access to financing here.

The 'Yellowjackets' actress still laments the loss of friendship with the 'Mare of Easttown' star, saying it's more hurtful than a breakup between two lovers.

World's largest pedophile ring laments lack of children.

And here Lucy Higginson laments that the scandal has plunged equestrianism into existential crisis.

Another column, this time by “Lillian”, laments the way 20th century ‘Karens’’ used public transport.

As the Crusaders go into the latter half of the season, Carr laments the closing of a chapter.

But Gary laments that this only sends the birds into a frenzy, raining down their droppings on everything below.

Danuta H├╝bner, a Polish economist and a member of the European Parliament, laments that the EU hasn't even created a competitive capital market yet.

Gail Collins laments the failure of the American electorate once again to elect a female president, which she suspects is, at least in part, the result of continuing sexism.

Gallé laments the “detrimental effect” on small businesses, referencing closures and restrictions that were meant to slow the spread of the virus.

Gladwell laments that Atticus Finch lauded the “character” of racists in Maycomb.