Sentences with phrase «lament in»

and then lament it in the following paragraph with: «We're talking subagency days and very dangerous territory.

One thing some users may lament in the Charge 2's new design is a bit less durability than the original.

Taken as a whole, the readership of this website lament in summary....

For example, had I not already featured Midna's Lament in my overall music list, the corresponding gameplay moment would absolutely appear here.

What happened is a prime example of a common lament in dividend investing — yields tend to go down as prices go up, especially when they rise beyond historical norms.

Some are aimed at the Beast of Amazon, destroyer of standards and scourge of literature, like George Packer's bitter lament in The New Yorker («Cheap words,» February 17, 2014) or Thad McIlroy's anxious number - crunching on his blog («How amazon destroyed the -LSB-...]

Some are aimed at the Beast of Amazon, destroyer of standards and scourge of literature, like George Packer's bitter lament in The New Yorker («Cheap words,» February 17, 2014) or Thad McIlroy's anxious number - crunching on his blog («How amazon destroyed the publishing ecosystem,» March 12, 2014.)

Redefining either of those words will not solve the problems you lament in your post.

2017 Aston Martin V8 Vantage GTS Base Price: $ 138,000 (USD) Drivetrain: 4.7 - litre V8, 430 hp, 361 lb - ft, six - speed manual transmission, rear - wheel drive Performance: Precisely the right amount of go, stick, and wail to paint a smile on your face VVUZZ Recommended: This is the kind of car we'll lament in five years.

A common lament in the classroom is, «Why do I need to learn this?

After all, the short attention spans that teachers often lament in their students somehow disappear when the kids get in front of their games — that is, in front of learning that is more their style.

But I want to jump back to Dana's description of Rose Byrne's character as a «one - of - the - guys hot mom and wife,» which reminds me of Rosamund Pike's Cool Girl Lament in Gone Girl.

The script, cowritten by Iannucci with David Schneider, Ian Martin and Peter Fellows, doesn't so much joke about dictatorship as find the very existence of authoritarianism to be one of humanity's sickest, saddest, oldest jokes — a fine distinction, but an important one, because it prevents the film from feeling exploitative, instead lending it the feeling of a lament in which the storyteller laughs so that he won't cry.

There's not enough space to go into all the valid arguments against nuclear energy, despite the lament in your editorial...

It's lament in all it's beauty.

As a fellow left - handed person, I can not subscribe to Russell Saltzman's lament in his «On the Square» essay today.

The religious symbolization of such divine care can be observed in numerous places: for example, Jesus» belief that the very hairs of our head are numbered, that the lilies of the field are clothed by God's grace; or the psalmist's cry: «Thou hast entered my lament in thy book, my tears are put in thy flask» (Ps 56:8).

Argument often verges on lament in this book, especially when Kugel is articulating his opposition to modernity.

There is a right way to lament in anger, to express outrage.

Soong - Chan: I am currently working on a commentary on the book of Lamentations and in that book I examine the absence of lament in the American church.

and when Christ Himself groans from the Cross (Mark 15:34) the opening lines of David's lament in Psalm 22, the foreshadowing of the Nathan passage is made crystal clear.

As I lamented in that Gears post, part of the whole problem is in how games are reviewed.

Buffett lamented in 2010 that he didn't buy more corporate and municipal bonds during the credit crisis when yields made the securities «ridiculously cheap» compared with U.S. Treasuries.

Mall traffic had fallen 8 % year - over-year, the debt was too high, and interest expenses ate up $ 183 million a year, chief financial officer Scott Huckins lamented in the court papers.

Although the inadequacies of these models have long been lamented in some circles, and increasingly so in recent years, my point is that the problems are perpetuated by the lack of clearly formulated models and images of power.

A critical appropriation of Russell Kirk's thought would be useful for those who wish to disavow the modern «domination of boredom and materialism» Person laments in exchange for a moral and aesthetic vision grounded in natural law and tradition.

And the people of Israel celebrated war with their finest literary efforts, glorying in victory, lamenting in defeat.

Some Pentecostal leaders have lamented in recent decades that tongues - speaking has fallen off.

Parliament should indeed have a say in what a Brexit outcome should look like, but as Ken Clarke (Con, Rushcliffe) rightfully lamented in the opening of his heroic speech in the Commons debate:

Donald Trump lamented in a Christmas Eve announcement that he'll have to close down his charitable foundation «to avoid even the appearance of any conflict with my role as president.»

«Throughout my career in government, I have prided myself on being an outsider who made it to the inside and got things done,» Avella lamented in his press release.

Or a parable for the situation the press currently finds itself in with President Donald J. Trump («I don't think I could go through this again,» a character laments in one of the final scenes)?

Despite all the pushing and shoving one has to endure (or apply) en route to press screenings here at Cannes — as well as the hierarchical system of badges I lamented in last year's post — a critic's life at the festival is a relatively sheltered one.

Their fears of it not getting a Best Documentary nomination come true and are lamented in a February»95 clip in which the critics bemoan the documentary committee being out of touch and fishy.

As L. Gordon Crovitz recently lamented in the Wall Street Journal: «If fast - moving technology hadn't collided with slow - moving regulators, this might have been the last summer you'd have to drive your own car.»

«But you need two to tango, and most of our competitors are busy with the great opportunities that technological disruption has to offer,» Elkann lamented in a letter to shareholders of Exor SpA, an investment company through which his family owns FCA.

That's sad, but more disturbing is a fact lamented in the comments on that post.

Probably too many, as Porter Anderson lamented in Writing on the Ether this week.

In particular, because learning how not to sell potential multi-bagger growth stocks is ultimately the biggest challenge most (experienced) investors will have to face, as I lamented in my last post.

I lamented this in yesteday's Shop Talk post, and today here I am even further over 5/24.

Guns that many players have lamented in PvP, like the Thorn or Gjallarhorn, are being reworked to make Crucible matches less unfair and much more fun.

Although critically revered, it sold poorly and is barely credited for its technical innovations — as Kieron Gillen later lamented in his retrospective essay on the game.

(Side note: to some extent, all three games fall victim to something we've lamented in the past: poor translation.

Full of gaily colored fish, spooky animatronics, crucifixions, various sexual organs and body parts, large animals, and larger numbers of squashed or imprisoned insects and crowned by Hirst's Pursuit of Oblivion, 2004, a crowd - pleasing, aqueous tribute to Francis Bacon's innards - and - umbrella Painting of 1946, it's an exhibition in which, as critic Adrian Searle lamented in The Guardian (Mar. 2, 2004), everything «shouts» and «everything that doesn't dies or disappears.»

We are a population still not far removed from the «hewers of wood and drawers of water» whom the Canadian historian Harold Innis lamented in his 1930 history of the fur trade.

So when Lancaster lamented in his last comment to me «I think he missed a huge opportunity as a journalist to look more closely at Dr. Singer's actions ``, it looks instead like Gelbspan exploited the opportunity of Dr Singer's «Exxon, Shell, Arco, Unocal, Sun» words for all it was worth.

Virginia Heffernan would have us believe we are experiencing a «Facebook Exodus,» or so she lamented in the New York Times magazine this weekend.

«I coulda» been a contender,» Marlon Brando famously lamented in the 1954 film On the Waterfront.

None of these are words one might associate with the worst excesses of civil costs litigation, which «[fill] one with despair», as lamented in Carver v BAA [2008] EWCA Civ 412, [2008] 3 All ER 911.

L. Rev. 727, 727 (1978)(noting that Thomas Jefferson lamented in 1817 that lawyers drafting statutes were accustomed to «making every other word a «said» or «aforesaid,» and saying everything over two or three times, so that nobody but we of the craft can untwist the diction, and find out what it means»)(quoting Letter to Joseph C. Cabell (Sept. 9, 1817), reprinted in 17 Writings of Thomas Jefferson 417 — 18 (A. Bergh.