Examples of 'laments' in a sentence
Meaning of "laments"
lament (noun) - a passionate expression of grief or sorrow, often in the form of a song or poem
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- plural of lament
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And now a kite laments its return.
Agnes laments the death of her boyfriend.
Within your voice laments the universe.
He who laments and murmurs is not perfect.
And she weeps with me and laments.
Gord sometimes laments his lack of recognition.
Laments how much homework she has.
We hear the mute laments of abandoned children.
It laments losing monetary control of its currency.
Listening to the laments of only one people.
He laments missing time with his children.
From a man who laments his poverty.
These laments were highly poetic and mournful.
He buries her and laments her death.
She laments over her lost youth.
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They were the main composers of traditional laments.
He heard her laments and was troubled by them.
We have reason for a few laments ourselves.
She laments the death of her daughter.
No one has ever listened to their laments.
He laments that he had not had the.
Sontag herself was not immune to such laments.
He laments the current state of the park.
While humidity brings laments and flies.
She laments the lack of credit he receives.
Here the author laments his fate.
Similar laments are likely to be heard this year.
The publishing group laments his departure.
Laments are more than complaints and arguments.
Some are individual laments regarding a personal situation.
Laments are the most honest and real prayers.
Two people to laments the end of the world.
And you may sing your love laments.
Mandel laments that the province is broke.
It could damage the thermal fi laments.
Then laments the demise of the death penalty.
Mayor LaGuardia laments the situation.
Rush laments expensive hundredth of a second.
The former art dealer laments his condition.
Batur laments this lack of connection.
And these external manners of laments.
Songs and laments arose under his fingers.
Some of these poems are laments.
Cotton laments that he had everything to live for.
They are reluctantly recruited while the wife laments.
The son laments his death.
We can not turn a deaf ear to their laments.
Bánk laments over the actions he has been forced to take.
The camera laments with him.
He laments a similar fate for the next generation.
