Examples of using Lamenting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Parker died on May 17, 1575, lamenting that Puritan ideas of"governance" would"in conclusion undo the queen
Parker died on the 17th of May, 1575, lamenting that Puritanideas of" governance" would" in conclusion undo the queen
weeping over and lamenting the defilement she received from this magician.
in 1983 jointly authored an open letter to the pope lamenting the numerous errors which seemed to infect Rome.
165 weeping over and lamenting the defilement which she had received from this magician.
they wrote together an open letter to the Pope in 1983, lamenting the many errors with which Rome seemed to be infected.
I can choose to spend my day in the bed lamenting about the parts of my body that no longer work well
If you read my earlier post lamenting the onslaught of random callers with the wrong number dialing me on my iPhone,
We can add a fourth type which can be called lamenting before God, questioning him about the conditions of life and the meaning of our existence,
a real humanitarian tragedy, but it is also true that the mission still lacks resources- as we keep pointing out and lamenting- and that the Council is very keen to strengthen those resources before the United Nations takes over.
which is that lamenting things that occurred in the past is an absolute waste of time, that we should always look forward
which is that lamenting things that occurred in the past is an absolute waste of time, that we should always look forward
I felt a great deal of satisfaction in those stories because I was not just lamenting a problem in Philly,
it involved Thompson lamenting that he didn't have the time to personally murder Peterson for the insult of showing Thompson his writing.
Rick laments to Andrea on not being able to fight in the war.
Emerging writers often lament that they don't have time to write.
The wife laments her husband.
A kind of belated lament. A last gesture.
The elders lament when they compare the present with the past.
(crowd laments).