lamentations Sentences

The city's inhabitants were in a state of deep lamentation after the tragedy, their streets silent and empty except for the sound of mourning.

The writer composed a powerful lament for the victims of the natural disaster, bringing to life the stories of those who were lost.

The teacher of history began the lesson with a solemn account of ancient times, delivering the syllabus with a tone of lamentation for past injustices.

During the memorial service, the minister read passages from the book of Lamentations to express the pain and sorrow of the community.

The student's comments brought back sadness, as the anniversary of his brother's death approached, causing him lingering grief and sorrow.

The festival had no joy in it, every activity was overshadowed by an atmosphere of lamentation and disbelief.

After the terrible news, her weeping never ceased, expressing an eternal lamentation over her loss.

The funeral was an occasion for shared sorrow and lamentation, as family and friends gathered to mourn the loss of the loved one.

In white silks and weeping, they lamented for their grandson, understanding the grief and mourning brought on by the news.

Truthfully, it is a lamentable state of affairs, filled with sorrow from a long, troubled night.

His actions led to his downfall and the lamentable future that followed.

A deep sense of sorrow and lamentation filled the room as everyone mourned the loss.

An abiding sense of sorrow and lamentation continued to disrupt his every thought and action.

He sat silently by the window, a man portrayed in tears and boundless lamentation about his failures.

She dedicated the poem as a lamentation for the injustices women experience in society.

Decensed in sorrow and lamentation, the mother tried to shield her daughter from the news of the tragic situation.

In the face of such tragic news, he was consumed by a wave of sorrow and lamentation, unable to find comfort or solace.

The family was in grave sorrow and lamentation over her sudden departure, their spirits crushed by the unexpected loss.

In the ancient script, the phrase 'weeping and lamentation,' denoted the mourning of lost relatives and family members.