Examples of using Bemoaned in English and their translations into German
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You might have bemoaned your lot.
He bemoaned"the large gaps in the documentation" and added.
How fast we forget history”, George Washington once bemoaned.
Finlay constantly bemoaned the irreverence of his contemporaries.
At the same time as you wanted to be unnoticed, you bemoaned that you were.
A couple of country records bemoaned the loss of life, but most were rabidly jingoistic.
And now the term human rights does noteven appear once in the new constitution," he bemoaned in a discussion with"Welt am Sonntag.
Mr van Iersel bemoaned the fact that Europe lacked a Commission that was a real political body.
The section around Breitholz was repeatedly bemoaned for its impassable state.
The deputy mayor of Calais threatened to pay every migrant a ticket to England,which upset the population in Dover," bemoaned the MP.
The British historian Timothy Garton Ash recently bemoaned that"Europe has lost the plot.
A shocked public bemoaned the decline of high-tech youth and, among other things, blamed brutal videos, superhero computer games and comics for this violent act.
The lack of a risk free asset has not been bemoaned by market investors.
When she posted the photo on Twitter she bemoaned that Bradley Cooper's arm just wasn't long enough to fit everybody in sorry Jared Leto.
One affair definitely played a role fornot liking them: both guitarists constantly and demonstrative bemoaned their instruments and/or sound.
Origen, a third-century Christian author, bemoaned the problem of poor textual transmission even in his era.
It might have been nice if something had stopped you sooner. When it is a man or woman you deeply love and you are left at the altar or some such,no matter how much you saw this as a loss and bemoaned it, now you see differently.
The"disappearance" of the standard client has been bemoaned both passionately and frequently by architects and crafts companies.
Critics who felt that the French model of Enlightenment would be going too far in Prussia,described their opponents as"Pseudoaufklärer"40(pseudo-Enlightenment thinkers) or bemoaned the demise of faith being brought about by the"Pseudoreformation.
They hailed the strength of the US economy, bemoaned the alleged weaknesses of the European economy, and claimed that the Euro was mismanaged.
In the course of time German military authorities increasingly bemoaned the lax guarding of prisoners of war.
It is all too often bemoaned that the EU has failed to foster a culture of innovation and enterprise: the European Investment Fund(EIF) is a vital way in which this imbalance can and should be redressed.
Many e-mails sent to Kosmos Verlag during the past years bemoaned the loss of the robber, reporting a bitter end for the fellow in black.
The dead, however, are bemoaned from attacks on their way home from the party events of the NSDAP, because the Reds prefer to attain their"successes" rather in the dark, and then them being in the majority.
And they came to him all who had known him before,and they ate bread with him in his house, and they bemoaned him, and they comforted him over all the evil that he had suffered.
It trembled for Mr. Rochester and his doom; it bemoaned him with bitter pity; it demanded him with ceaseless longing; and, impotent as a bird with both wings broken, it still quivered its shattered pinions in vain attempts to seek him.
The CEO of the second largest aerospace anddefence company in the world EADS has actually bemoaned the fact that the US already invests six times more than Europe in armaments research and that while the research budgets in the US continue to rise, those in Europe stagnate.
While Alexander Herzen(1812-1870) bemoaned the failure of the liberal revolution in exile in Switzerland, Fedor I. Tiutchev(1803-1873) viewed the revolutionary violence and upheaval as confirmation of the Slavophile philosophy of history and its implied plea for the retention of the unique character of Russia and Orthodox values.
According to Véron, the ECB/SSM Supervisory Board is dominated by national interests;Véron and Dirk Schoenmaker bemoaned the lack of transparency in the process, and Mark Wahrenburg pointed to the suboptimal division of tasks between the ECB/SSM and the European Banking Authority that would inevitably lead to inefficiencies regarding the highly important sharing of information and data.
No fairytale palaces could be found. There weren't even any"true" Oriental cafés in Cairo,as Gérard de Nerval(1808-1855) bemoaned. Oriental cafés that lived up to his ideas of the exotic and opulent could only be found in Paris! 117 Another example is the French journalist and writer Louise Colet(1810-1876), who stayed at the court of the Khedive of Egypt in 1869 during the festivities for the opening of the Suez Canal.