Examples of using Lamented in English and their translations into Hungarian
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one soldier lamented that the beds inside seemed as wet
who had seen and lamented the terrible iniquity prevailing in the church,
Many owners often lamented poppies on the need to follow their iPhone,
Thirty-five million tourists visit Las Vegas to see the reproduction of Luxor city while only six million visit the real Egyptian city of Luxor," the paper lamented.
Citigroup lamented that the non-rich might not have much economic power,
Deri lamented that while millions are spent on elections,
many even forget those left here,” lamented Prinstein, who said the cemetery had also been looted throughout the decades of neglect.
Or think of what a math whiz working at Facebook lamented a few years ago:"The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads.".
Mr Araújo's personal blog described climate change as a Marxist conspiracy, and lamented the“criminalisation” of heterosexual intercourse, oil and red meat and Mr Carvalho told Mr Winter he was impressed.
Kung lamented the fact that the established church has lost its way,
David, whose psalms encourage millions,‘a man after[God's] own heart,' lamented,‘I… am as a sparrow alone upon the housetop'.
Kung lamented the fact that the established church has lost its way; has become burdened down with tradition;
all the house of Israel lamented after the LORD.
all the house of Israel lamented after Yahweh.
Islamic radicals even lamented the fact that many of their co-religionists preferred to live under Frankish(Christian)
Mohammedan radicals even lamented the fact that many of their co-religionists preferred to live under Frankish(Christian)
the oldest extant structure built above the cave where Jacob lamented his lost son Joseph.
build above the cave where Jacob lamented his lost son Joseph.
However, when I revealed Myself unto men they rose against Me in such wise that even the stones groaned and lamented bitterly.
Naturally, the labourers taken on first lamented, because they saw themselves paid the same way as those who worked less.