lamentable

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• Perhaps the conspiracy-theorist running the show will come to the lamentable determination that no fraud was manifested in his review.

• I think it comes out of something more lamentable, which is the search for a Jew to blame for Hitler.

• I find it lamentable that Peter has compromised his journalistic integrity through such false claims.

• The very fact Gen. Forest's name is still on a park in the 21st century in a city such as Memphis is lamentable.

• I am actually—hold on to your hats—going to South Carolina, of all lamentable places, on a vacation soon.

• It would be lamentable indeed if such prudery moved us to a two-tiered, gender-segregated system of medical care.

• In fact, Monte Irvin had made a success of every affair in life with the lamentable exception of his marriage.

• This station has been maintained for some years, at a lamentable expense of the lives and health of white missionaries.

• It seemed a lamentable thing that the King of Asturia should be so lost to all sense of his position.

• He wrote to his friends in England imploring, remonstrating, complaining of their lamentable want of public spirit.

• The state of the Irish Church during the early years of Elizabeth was as lamentable as it is possible to conceive.