bemoaned

• The much-bemoaned sense of anti-climax was, to his mind, inevitable; he didn't remember any party's manifesto promising a Socialist Utopia (Creation of) bill, least of all New Labour's. —  Also by Christopher Brookmyre
• Lady Elgin Memorial and the oft-bemoaned orange Di Suvero sculpture at the eastern end of Wisconsin Ave., —  JSOnline.com
• Some of Burris 'supporters have bemoaned the fact that Democrats would stand in the way of the Senate gaining its only black member. —  Rod 2.0:Beta
• However, Grayson bemoaned his side's defensive shortcomings and admitted they must improve in the coming weeks as they seek to cement a coveted play-off berth.
• The president also bemoaned the tenuous security situation in Afghanistan, saying, "Unless we get a handle on it now, we're gonna be in trouble." —  AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed

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