Examples of using Lamented in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Me too,” I lamented.
He lamented:“I wish I had more time.
Nobody listened to me," Trump lamented.
Everyone lamented that they were too busy.
We returned home and I lamented my decision.
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He lamented that“Muslims have been overpowered by the West.
Right now the burden sharing hasbeen largely on the United States,” Trump lamented.
Had she not lamented the fact that she knew no rich men?
In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Yueyue's father lamented,“What's up with people these days?
Ramos lamented that“Team Philippines” is losing,“and losing badly.”.
My soldiers are dead,” the king lamented,“all my soldiers are dead!
De Marchi lamented,“I brought with me, to eat, four ounces of bread and one of cheese.
After the death of his daughter Louisa at the end of the year,George lamented,"This has been a fatal year for my family.
A teacher lamented:“Today many students are lazy and have no desire to learn anything.
We could have reached the first spot in the group stages so wecould have avoided Brazil," Marquez lamented afterwards.
The poets have lamented the power of Time to sweep away every object of their love.
In his mourning over Jerusalem,Jesus joined a long line of prophets who also lamented over God's people.
All Babylon lamented the fate of Zadig, and admired the profound knowledge of Hermes.
More than 375,000 people had been urged or ordered to evacuate,but emergency authorities lamented that many people ignored the warnings.
Francis also lamented“the culture of rejection” of the elderly“despite the life wisdom they give us.”.
Hannah Marshman wrote,"The good man saw and lamented the evil but was too mild to apply an effectual remedy.".
He lamented what he called"horrible" US laws that left the southern border poorly protected.
However, the Air Force memo also lamented that the United States had not yet obtained an actual SA-2 system to study.
They lamented the dearth of Buddhist studies centers in the city, and she asked him if he would be interested in starting one.
In 1962 French President Charles de Gaulle lamented“How do you govern a country which has two hundred and sixty-four varieties of cheese?”.
The president lamented that the most difficult aspect of his job is writing letters to the families of soldiers killed overseas.
Throughout the 1960s, he lamented his decline in popularity, noting that other evangelists had surpassed him.
Pope Francis lamented that parents receiving a hard prenatal diagnosis often"receive hasty advice to stop the pregnancy".
To Grossmann he lamented,“I could have found a job long ago had it not been for Weber's underhandedness.
Another lamented:“We live in a society where poor animals are killed instead of showing mercy by capturing them.”.

