bewailing

And of course, articles bewailing “the death of newspaper comics” will certainly show up.

A mocking cartoon showed a distraught Johnson with a hand over his face bewailing “the scurrilous attacks on the Mother of my Children.”

The posts fixated on the isolated violence, rather than the largely peaceful demonstrations, associated with the Black Lives Matter movement, bewailing the “many lives…lost over people acting like uneducated savages.”

Then Hector’s soul flew forth from his body and was gone to Hades, bewailing his fate, leaving vigor and youth behind.

And every election season, voting advocates shoot themselves in the foot by loudly bewailing the number of people who don’t vote—inadvertently sending a message that not voting is the social norm.