lament

She couldn't help but lament the loss of her favorite childhood toy.

The poet's verses were filled with lament for the beauty of the fading sunset.

The old man would often sit by the window and lament about the good old days.

The villagers gathered to lament the passing of their beloved leader.

The artist's painting was a poignant lament on the destruction of nature.

She wrote a heartfelt lament about the struggles of the working class.

The mournful music was a lament for the lives lost in the war.

The author's novel was a powerful lament against social injustice.

The painting depicted a scene of lamentation and grief.

He would often lament over the state of the environment and the lack of action being taken.

This is the lament of all men.

“They alter the landscape completely, ” he laments.

We all lamented the death of our friend.

On Facebook last night, Clinton lamented her decision to keep him on.

The Queen's Piper played a traditional lament Sleep Deary Sleep that faded to silence.

That is not necessarily something to lament.

Fawkes's lament was still echoing over the dark grounds outside.

All the people lamented the death of their President.

If only he could make a start, he laments.

Several lawmakers are lamenting the vote, saying Parliament should overturn the result.