Examples of using Bemoans in English and their translations into German
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One always bemoans the loss of a great restorer.
Under the federal system each canton has its own way of working and standards, bemoans Frey.
They can't use their heads, and bemoans they should be more like men.
Franco's murder was an attempt to silence all that she represented," bemoans Azevedo.
He bemoans the pretentious hubris of the human being arising from their belief in rationality.
But once again they havedone it without asking the European public's opinion, bemoans Público.
Alone in her despair, Manon bemoans the fact that even in America her beauty and Des Grieux' impulsiveness have resulted in unfortunate complications.
Standardised layouts are a horror forHorst Moser:»That's the same as a readymade template«, the designer bemoans.
Along the inter-German border bemoans the closing of movie theatres in the province and at the same time reflects the social atmosphere of the mid-1970s in West Germany.
But after the new Greek government's European circuit a solution to the debt crisis is still nowhere in sight,economist Ivan Van de Cloot bemoans in the left-leaning daily De Morgen.
Page 87: Carson bemoans the efforts to control the Japanese beetles in Detroit in 1959, saying,"Little need was shown for this drastic and dangerous action.
For El Confidencial,"Europe should undertake urgent reform of lobbying" which,as Transparency International bemoans, is hardly regulated in the continent, to the extent that it could"undermine democracies in the region.
Trump bemoans the"trade balance," which measures trade in goods, without recognizing services, and has decried the closure of factories even when output has been stagnant or falling.
Still top heavy with white technocrats, the company bemoans the lack of skilled technicians and says- with some irony we might add- it applies the principle of"cradle to grave" in an effort to hold on to its skilled staff!
At the same time, he bemoans the regular flood of international Biennale jet-setters in the former peripheries of the world which fails to result in automatic, sustained engagement with the local political, social or artistic conditions.
In the book, published in 2003, Truss bemoans the state of punctuation in the United Kingdom and the United States and describes how rules are being relaxed in today's society.
Larry Siedentop, for example, bemoans"the absence of a searching debate about European integration- a debate which would bring to the surface underlying assumptions about human well-being-[which] is itself symptomatic of a crisis in European beliefs.
Kaiser Karl with soulful timbre andpleasant acoustic guitar accompaniment or bemoans the torments in human life and the descendents' death in winking manner or narrates the story of a beast living in the mountains entitled Der Weiße Wurm- I like to listen to their music and lyrics. Consequently STURMPERCHT reach their target: they divert, trammel and get across the values of nature and tradition that are very important for them.
The lack of a risk free asset has not been bemoaned by market investors.
The section around Breitholz was repeatedly bemoaned for its impassable state.
And now we bemoan that Christian/ Muslim conflict.
Would you bemoan My allowing weeds to take over your garden?
He bemoaned"the large gaps in the documentation" and added.
You bemoan loss of memory.
You bemoan this and that in life.
How fast we forget history”, George Washington once bemoaned.
You might have bemoaned your lot.
The building may bemoan itself and what it has come to, but I am as certain of its true state as I am of yours.
Grieve, cry, bemoan your situation and empty yourself of these things and emotions and this will prepare you for your stillness even more.
Mr van Iersel bemoaned the fact that Europe lacked a Commission that was a real political body.