And although we all enjoy feeling sorry for ourselves, we must not linger long, bewailing the poverty of life induced by overabundance of our opportunities.
The Times of India reported that " Nearly every house ... has some of its inmates down with (influenza) fever and every office is bewailing the absence of clerks."
First of all, we have the growing indie community which bewails its unrecognized genius and screams " sell out" whenever someone in the community actually manages to make a hit.
The Common Reader Volume 1 26 Essays on Jane Austen, George Eliot, Conrad, Montaigne and Others
Men hard to manage, but easy to inspire; voiceless men — but men enough to scorn in their hearts the sentimental voices that bewailed the hardness of their fate.