lamentations

Crushing your enemy, seeing them driven before you and hearing the lamentations of their women is victory (e.g.

He does have a point, but something is missing in most such lamentations of watered down academic standards.

Leave lamentations for the unwise who didn't foresee the storm and the foolish who foresaw it but did not act.

We're far more prideful when we feel attacked or maligned by foreigners, despite the day to day lamentations.

I suspect those lamentations are largely due to a combination of selective memory and the spirit of the times.

To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.') my instinctual response was negative.

One also hears lamentations with regards to grade inflation etc, so it is not clear how much of an improvement there was in 'real terms'.

Its dramatic lamentations over conclusions you've drawn apparently without basis.

Does the lamentations of women count as a musical number?

This applies to most of lamentations of job markets.

While I disagree that responding falsely was a better move than simply not responding at all, I agree with your point about hn quality lamentations.

If you look at some of the old moral panic content about violent video games or TV watching they feel a lot like the lamentations about social media today.

It's something to think about, examining just what is the motive and underlying emotional current behind the lamentations of "wasting" time.

Lets let Conan field this one: "To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women!"

There was a trend of renewed lamentations over the "de-weirding" of UChicago following the Common App switch, but they seem to have fallen off after 4 years...

Thankfully, I haven't seen anyone go "thermonuclear" on ad blockers yet except for executive-level decisions and lamentations — but as a technological-level problem it's theoretically straightforward to subvert given the rudimentary nature of ad blockers.

Lamentations is a poem about returning to Israel after the Babylonian exile.

A little more concretely, I suggest you read the book of Lamentations.