Examples of using Lamentable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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have often shameful and lamentable conclusions.
Call for Papers“I have repeatedly expressed my particular concern for the lamentable situation of many migrants and refugees fleeing from war,
Never has this saying been more appropriate than in the lamentable saga of the accession negotiations with Turkey.
animal life for millennia past- and still happening on a lamentable scale- caused a massive amount of negativity to accumulate.
This fact cannot be questioned despite Hungary's lamentable participation in the second world war,” Orbán said.
Were it so, it would indeed be a sad and lamentable fact, proving Christianity to be intended for a class only, and not for all types of human beings.
which is a lamentable reason for invading your drawing room.
of the recent past, but also some lamentable shortcomings and long-standing debts.
beloved children, We wish to call your attention in a special manner to the present-day lamentable decline in family education.
Following Jesus' example, the Church warns of the“sad and lamentable reality of eternal death”, also called hell.
democratic decision-making is in a lamentable state.
Following the example of Christ, the Church warns the faithful of the‘sad and lamentable reality of eternal death,' also called‘hell.'”.
it is most lamentable.
To wage war against a monstrous tyranny, never surpassed in the dark and lamentable catalogue of human crime.
is vast, lamentable, and appalling.
The Church warns the faithful of the"sad and lamentable reality of eternal death"… called"hell."".
the lack of rights for families demonstrates the lamentable failings of current investigatory mechanisms into deaths in custody.“.
certain territories from the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and it regrets sincerely the lamentable consequences of these criminal machinations….
throughout the whole body there is shameful desolation and lamentable disorder.
Following the example of Christ, the Church warns the faithful of the"sad and lamentable reality of eternal death," also called"hell.".