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O Arjuna, this eternal soul within the body of every living entity is immortal; therefore you should not lament for any being.

It's the type of track you might have heard on one of his recent EPs-- the kind Blake purists lament this album's supposed lack of.

The widow seemed intensely touched to hear the Indian's lament for her husband sung to its native melody.

As one lament puts it: Books used to be written for the general reader; now they are written by the general reader.

But there is also the matter of self-restraint and good taste, and I lament their passing from American society.

The sense of the word is lament for the aborigines It is an Iroquois term; and has been used for a personal name.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Such seems to be the lament of foreign insurance companies operating in China.

Again the next day to see that it already thanks. At the time, I lament the one hand, picked up the side of the petals fall on the ground.

"THAT Used To Be Us" is the title of one of the latest books to lament America's decline from its former self.

He was always interested in my life, how my family was doing, and I never once heard him lament about his lot1 in life.

I still lament how fat I am getting , but I certainly would be much more so without walking . And life would be very dull without it.

I heard variations of that lament from scores of Yiwu proprietors, whether the product was tea kettles , bicycle helmets or umbrellas.

While we lament over the lost lives, we feel clearly the human nature of love, even amid disaster.

This, unexpectedly is from the time of the few lament all day he will become energetic old mouth.

Which he unrolled before me. On both sides of it were written words of lament and mourning and woe.

Mr Fyodorov used to lament the fact that even he could not find the right phrase in Russian for "corporate governance" .

At the museum last week, I heard a group of tourists loudly lament that "this stuff is just nuts" .

However, many long-time refugees lament the fact that they cannot leave the camp to try to make a life in Kenya.

Mr Grantham's lament reflects an underlying problem: valuation often fails to be a good short-term guide to the stockmarket's prospects.

And one more injustice that we may lament: it's become fashionable in science to be politically correct instead of seeking the truth.

For himself, he grew desperate: his sorrow was of that kind that will not lament.

Whatever the precise reason, the lament is the same: so much to do, so little time!

Today I can lament over all that my parents didn't give me when I was growing up or I can feel grateful that they allowed me to be born .

On the latter, it remains silent, with the word "leverage" notable by its absence in Mr Blankfein's lament.

A little time, and thou shalt close thy eyes; and him who has attended thee to thy grave another soon will lament.

Chinese manufacturers, who are increasingly looking to move up the value chain, may not lament the loss of that particular business.

Ever since there have been women in power, this question has caused as much discussion as ever did Hamlet's own existential lament.

Use this as an opportunity to discover what you're good at, not to lament what you aren't best at.

What do humans know of our pain? We have sung songs of lament since before your ancestor crawled on there bellies from the sea.

Lament in the wind in tree trunks, and leaves on the ground singing sad songs.

The last time the world tried to eliminate malaria, some scientists lament, the world eliminated malariologists.

A few paces away, another man, recently paralyzed on his left side after a stroke, moaned a lament he alone could comprehend.

Many Americans lament what they consider the missing right and some complain of a missing left as well.

The children lament the death of their mother.

Wonderful to see the text, I will be sent from the heart can not help but lament that this is its innate charm bar!

I repeatedly lament that the mainstream media does not cover important stories about financial and economic matters.

While many players lament the temporary suspension of the game, some said that it would give players a much-needed dose of reality.

As the researchers lament: "Unfortunately, dogs cannot communicate the biochemistry of the scent of cancer. "

KJV: For this gird you with sackcloth, lament and howl: for the fierce anger of the LORD is not turned back from us.

However, other Washington observers lament that the lessons of failure in the Middle East have yet to be learned.

If this belief from heaven be sent, If such be nature's holy plan, Have I not reason to lament What man has made of man!

At least, not one day lament " sunset infinite good, but near dusk. "

Yet I will besiege Ariel; she will mourn and lament, she will be to me like an altar hearth.

But this post is not a lament for a bygone politics, because lord knows there are enough of those.

The cooler headed Uighurs and Han Chinese shake their heads and lament how their once cosmopolitan city is now broken.

Two English tunes served for the drinking songs of the robber band, and an Irish melody for the lament of the wood nymphs.

He then echoed a familiar Iraqi lament: "I wish the restoration work would start with electricity and water and sewage. "

Some lament that, as a result, the G20 is threatening to turn into a mini United Nations.

In English the title is often translated as either The Lament or Encountering Trouble.

Indeed, depression was not enjoyable, and it hurt, and I felt sad all the time, but can choose to not suffer, and not lament.

There, they lament that the true golden age had been the Renaissance, centuries earlier.

Dark earth as if the soul lament.

Act II Inside the palace, Ping, Pang, and Pong lament Turandot's bloody reign, praying that love will conquer her heart and restore peace.

As the number of souls on the planet ticks ever higher, the Malthusians lament, misery will flourish.

But I've so often heard patients lament, "What a pity I had to wait for wisdom until now, till my body was riddled with cancer. "

The same year, he commenced the writing of "The Confessions" with his innumerably bruised heart in lament and resentment.

When they sing a beautiful elegy to youth, a lament for all the things lost along the way, many were in tears.

But those laughing least of all are the language purists, who lament "LOL" as a hallmark of creeping illiteracy.

The song is a simple lament about the exhaustion from a relentless pace of life that demands everything immediately.

The few locals who lament the destruction of the city's architectural heritage are not inclined towards activism.

Through me you enter the city of lament; Through me you enter into pain eternal; Through me you enter where the lost are sent.

Today, many politicians and cultural critics around the world lament the influx of U. S. movies.

A poem or song composed especially as a lament for a deceased person .

Feminists these days tend to lament the fact that so few women describe themselves as feminists.

The essay goes on to lament that lack of inquiry, despite the universality of the phenomenon.

While Shanghai urbanites lament the price of their lattes, farmers in the hinterland have different concerns.

America and others are trapped, lament these ascendant peaceniks, in a "cold-war mentality" .

Those who lament that manufacturing jobs have left the US never worked in manufacturing.

Let's not hesitate. Only lament and vexation does not mean consideration and exploration.

He did lament, however, that the prize can't be shared between more than three individuals.

Perhaps it's a bad idea to cultivate or strengnow it here ratIT dawn to wait to the time of we're on we deathbed to lament.

See other flowering plants are a long leaf, and it began to lament.

Perhaps it's a good idea to cultivate and strengthen it now rather than to wait until we're on our deathbed to lament.

The most distinguish and representative feature of Nalan Xingde's poetry can be classified into two kinds: love poetry and lament poetry.

Anyone who watched private equity firms during the financial crisis would not be surprised to learn of Mr. Lee's lament.

The newspaper did not explain the context, which was Mr Havel's lament about the Communist Party's sanitisation of history.

Some support him but most call him an apostate or lament that he and his friends do not tackle issues such as poverty.

Shuddered to hear his lament.

My major lament is that we continue to be a technology-driven field rather than a learning-driven field.

Foreign firms lament losing trade battles they might not bother to wage in a less lucrative market.

Many locals, meanwhile, lament the transformation of Reading from market town to urban shopping experience.

In their life, women have only two occasions to express themselves in public rites, namely the wedding lament and the funeral lament.

Many to this day lament this rash change, particularly poets of the old school.

That are so intelligent and safe, our species leaves an ecological footprint to delight in, not lament?

The fishermen will groan and lament, all who cast hooks into the Nile; those who throw nets on the water will pine away.

Your profusion makes me saving; and if you lament over him much longer, my heart will be as light as a feather.

When people see in-hand through it, sometimes is not how hearts taste, often self-lament, Why did I not lucky?

Waving laughing for several decades as colt had gap, since life is a lament and sentiment, Cheng Xiaowen pen, of life.

Fear and resentment of what is new is really a lament for the memories of our childhood.

Even once the smile is out of the picture, they are likely to lament having their eyes closed or feeling embarrassed by their outfit.

They lament that the good pieces of land are all gone, and complain about modern environmental restrictions.

HU Yang lamented the gone perhaps more should lament their own humanity, is to save Hu Yanglin save mankind their homes.

In Chinese, autumn is a season for sadness and lament, for life is so vulnerable to weather.

Some people lament the loss of manufacturing jobs we could have had making iPods - so what?

Rather than lament the irretrievable loss of its better days, America should learn to better appreciate its relative strengths.

Music executives worry about rising piracy and lament the lack of streaming services like Spotify.

Once again, failure of surgery, women left a sad tears, could only lament the fate of the unfortunate.

Thefirst speaker at the podium, University of Western Ontario professor RodMartin, began with a lament over the lack of comedy scholarship.

However, his love poems of early periods is in the shade of the lament.

Record my lament; list my tears on your scroll - are they not in your record?

And Indian businesses lament the opportunities to secure energy supplies from Myanmar, lost to their Chinese rivals.

Why, then, did Mr Cameron bother to give a speech that was greeted by one weary official with the lament, "here we go again" ?

We rightly lament the horrible consequences of industrial exposure to radiation.

Don't lament to a friend about any grievance regarding your mate, or it may be hard to rectify your relationship.

As a result, instead of being happy over what he got, he will lament what he could have had but didn't get.

When Job stopped reminiscing , he again took up his lament, showing the sharp contrast between his life before and after his calamities.

It was very beautiful because it wasn't hurried and it was no longer a lament .

The second thing to lament about the current apology for a debate is that it is giving the idea of controlling health-care costs a bad name.

And her gates shall lament and mourn; and she being desolate shall sit upon the ground.

Some folks may lament the vaunted Information Superhighway being used to transport banalities such as what someone is eating.

But several financiers lament that French government ministers tend to stick to French in public.

The book is not only a cultural history of the elements, it is also a lament to the loss of science as a hobby.

Listen to, they still smile! Ah, is really "short pleasure, long lament! " Why should I wear wedding?

Parents in the rest of Britain commonly lament the ir poor local schools.

When humans lament about the deterioration of society, they always forget their own responsibilities.

it makes one feel frightened that some are left with scars and some have already been trampled to pieces, leaving endless lament to oneself.

Confucius stood looking at the shore eastward PASSING issued lament lost time is never peace, which also showed his mortal life, do nothing.

Americans lament India's slow pace in opening its retail, insurance and banking markets.

Overall, everyone will lament with sighs, that life is never easy or satisfactory in this world.

We would lament all unauthorised releases of classified material.

where they have left no sign that they had exited-a world which wil lament them a day and forget them forever.

They shall lament for the teats , for the pleasant fields, for the fruitful vine.

Beijing is well lament for its beautiful scenery and the Great Wall.

One subject both leaders avoided was how this tallies with Mr Medvedev's lament about the weakness of democracy.

If one knew the value of youth, there would be little to lament in old age.

This is not a time to lament and whine but to take thoughtful, positive actions.

Diana let out a sharp cry of lament.

Over the years, I've heard people lament about signs like these.

Inspiring OR deserving of lament OR regret; deplORable OR pitiable.

Seize every second, every minutes, every day, every year, do not let the end of life, full of lament, do not let memories of desolation!

His lament about improving the QA team's efficiency made me think about. . . golf.

Many Brazilians lament the contrast between these two worlds.

Rather than lament, think about the actions you can take to improve your situation instead.

The past his past, and lament, and I thank the causation are those who give me, because you have taught me to grow.

Lament of old mouths, blood of old supplications. Love me, companion.

While both his love and lament poetry share resemblance such as sincere, profound and sorrowful, there are many differences between the two.

Perhaps it is because we would otherwise have to lament our limits.

One day, yellow is to steal, lost mother of young, lament.

Because I've come to realize that, at any time, I can lament what I will never know, yet still not regret what got me where I am.

And Frye's lament about the way vacated Senate seats are filled could hardly sound more contemporary.

Son of man, take up a lament concerning Tyre.

It is a common lament that academics lack entrepreneurial flair.

Millennia later, the high elves of Quel'Thalas sang the lament, largely unaltered , in the Troll Wars.

I often lament that maybe love comes from loneliness, when we need someone to love, even though we know there's no ending in sight.

Like all of us, I have watched in recent days as economists and oracles wail a chorus of lament on every screen, in every newspaper.

No matter what you do you have to cherish the time, must not lament too short life, so that the passage of time, white from your side.

Lament of old mouths, blood of old supplications.

To grieve or protest loudly and bitterly; lament.

In my eyes There's a lament of misery In my sigh A dark misery So I die Oh!

They used to lament that the MBAs never paid attention to them in class.

When touched by contact he shouldn't lament, shouldn't covet anywhere any states of becoming, or tremble at terrors.

Let all lament with me.

An elegiac lament for youthful ideals.

A. Lament plays a vital role in biblical religion.

We lament (over) his death.

Don't lament small failures, especially if they are not important.

lament: We lamented his absence.

If only, they lament, the government would give them the means to do something about it.

Swallow poor lament only to find shelter in place everywhere.

Isa 32: 12 They shall lament for the teats, for the pleasant fields, for the fruitful vine.

I grieve for the loss of my beloved husband. I lament the loss of humanity in some people.

Well, I'm not here today to lament about the situation, or wring my hands.

OVER and lament the loss of traditions would do well to do some re-thinking.

Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi said this lament: "The Chinese man is also very difficult. "

When you lament your bad luck, the opportunity to change the fate of perhaps slipping away.

We lament the withering of all things.

It is a familiar, selfish lament the world over.

Many people dread death, and lament that they have not "dying grace. "

We should not lament this: median household income in Michigan is some $10, 000 per year higher than in Alabama.

Recent aggressively animated "Quebec pull" , the hero red hair, holding a long stick can not help but let the "80" has the familiar lament.

Pretty flower, do you mourn the victims or lament the car culture's disrespect for life?

But they often lament that they can't get much attention either.

If the shower will make the roses bloom, Oh, why lament its fall?

Sometimes no treasure, go to lament.

Therefore thus saith Jehovah concerning Jehoiakim the son of Josiah, king of Judah: they shall not lament for him, [saying], Ah my brother!

A job that doesn't require any skills except the one to not lament your sore back. Not very well paid but accessible to most people.

I want to be dead; when I am, I lament.

Often I hear a familiar lament from parents of adolescents: Every day it's a struggle to get the kids up and out to school on time.

doing nothing but lament and weep for the loss of his dearest wife

grieve, lament, mourn, sorrow The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to feel, show, or express grief, sadness, or regret" :

A Soul Lament for the Sake of Existence--A Preliminary Study of Humanitarianism in Ba Jin's Later Works

The lament of an Iraqi politician who supported the war

talk and never let you dream come true scattered, leaving only "the first juvenile white, mournful air, " the lament;

When through some unavoidable oversight a cat was missed, and sounds heard after dark, the loser would lament impotently;

In his last book, Dithyrambs of Dionysus (1889), Nietzsche included 'Ariadne's Lament', a poem full of pain and longing:

If men were JIE misconduct and ruined reputations cause, career, family, they will lament that their luck is not enough;

On the Filial Connotation of the Wedding Lament in Tujia Nationality

Tears of Blood Elegy, Lament of Fate--Study of Nalanxingde's Lament Poem

talk and width on the never let you dream come true, in the end will be left behind, "a juvenile white head, empty mournful" in lament;

A Song of Lament of Women--The Destiny of Women in the Tang Dynasty Reflected in Tang Poetry

A Study of Lament in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties

look up other people's happiness, lament their misfortune;

deplore bemoan regret lament dirge bewail repent

mourn moan grieve groan weep bemoan lament bewail

Lament For A Frozen Flower

Don't lament your past misfortunes. , keep your shin up and look to the future

The shepherd's pipe sounds a heart-breaking lament;

lament the death of a hero

lament for a dead friend

it is the thing whose loss he must lament forever;

lament, To express grief for or about; mourn:

And as the forked fires tongue licks high I won't lament thy fall

To express grief or anguish for; lament:

Lament for the Wild Geese

Lament a dead person by wailing

Now I must lament to you:

The Widow's Lament in Spring

lament for a friend over his death

In stead of rest, she does lament, and weepe

Heard how in vaine Fradubio did lament,

Science and Technology: Allergy to wine The oenophile's lament

When I am, I lament,