IT is my intention to subjoin to the London edition of this poem a criticism upon the claims of its lamented object to be classed among the writers of the highest genius who have adorned our age.
When the camera was invented and widely adopted, the art world lamented, fearing it signaled the end of fine art. Yet, more than a century later, not only did cameras fail to replace painters, but a generation of legendary artists emerged.
Across the world, individualism is lamented when it turns us into atomized units, cut off from each other, showing little or no interest in our fellow citizens.
An economist with the Cato Institute, a conservative think-tank, lamented the " madness" of anti-gouging rules, saying that profits are what entice firms to meet rising demand for safety equipment.
One caveat, however, has been its lack of a catchy title song: " It's hard to spot anything that sounds like a smash hit on Swift's third muted collection in a row, " The Independent newspaper lamented.
FEW histories of the British home front during the second world war really capture the “mood, temper and climate”, lamented Elizabeth Bowen, a novelist who lived in London at the time.
Some students at MSC programs abroad have lamented on social media their struggles with landing even an internship after changing careers, given how saturated positions open to unseasoned programmers have grown.
As in his 2017 inaugural address, Trump lamented the failures of his predecessor, he promised to slash the federal budget and roll back legal protections for transgender Americans.
In April Apple lamented that the industry-wide computer-chip shortage is expected to create a $4bn-8bn " constraint" for the iPhone-maker in the current quarter.
Like Ms Anderson, Justice Thomas, himself African-American, lamented as tragic the white supremacy that has persistently denied gun rights to black citizens.