Examples of using Lamenting in English and their translations into Swedish
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the one weeping and lamenting, and the other rejoicing and exulting.
There is no point in lamenting over the basic economic principle;
Unfortunately it's a mockery endless lamenting and sorrow in a world of indifference.
It is more than a little ironic now to find the Commission lamenting the terrible financial plight in which the industry finds itself.
We all heard Mr Arafat lamenting the current situation
I will conclude by lamenting the fact that a delay on this due to internal positions in the Council will today prevent a complete result.
We MEPs, rather than merely continually lamenting this sad state of affairs, should be learning whatever lessons we can from it.
The people of Europe are thus all the more justified in lamenting the Union's substantial lack of influence on the broader international stage.
For decades, pundits lamenting the lack of a European public sphere have put their hopes in the emergence of new,
viṣīdantam very much affected, lamenting, that he is not prepared to do his duty.
Not by sorrowing, not by lamenting, is any aim accomplished here, not even a bit.
That way, instead of lamenting the loss of data,
His wife could not abide the lamenting of the parrot, Poor Robin day in, day out.
Somebody reworked his letter to the editor of a local newspaper, lamenting the refugee avalanche threatening his fatherland
We spend a lot of time lamenting the poor performance of the large euro economies, but are economic policy
Commission if the unexpected decision is taken this week to open negotiations with lamenting Prime Minister Erdogan.
there is no sense in lamenting that now.
we all know that it is no longer a time for lamenting the consequences of our mistakes.
anger, and lamenting the injustice of this world.
Soon, however, he discovered his error, and began to weep bitterly, lamenting that he had left Jerusalem to be destroyed.