Everything about Mr Comey's performance on this issue seems lamentable.
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The circumstance will create a condition where lust becomes lamentable.
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"Your kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey," Brennan tweeted.
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From a wonk's perspective, the whole war is somewhat lamentable.
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Beyond appointments, the president's reluctance to highlight black suffering is lamentable.
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In both cases overconfidence led to a lamentable lack of planning.
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Indeed, making them the enemy was actually a lamentable self-own.
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That seems a little hasty, given workers' lamentable fortunes in recent decades.
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Lamentable or not, France has 118 restaurants on La Liste this year.
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All the same, it was a telling, lamentable milestone in America's politics.
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The lack of American leadership, in short, is lamentable, but not lethal.
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Having to do this is lamentable and will impose very real, human costs.
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Hot flashes are a lamentable part of reaching middle age for many women.
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It's a lamentable turn that Twitter says it is urgently working to address.
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Quebec in particular has a lamentable record of anti-Muslim rhetoric and policies.
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AS EUROPEANS know to their lamentable cost, assassinations can start wars, even world wars.
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Y no se ha hecho nada para solucionar este lamentable estado de las cosas.
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"The European institutions show their lamentable and shameful subordination to the U.S. government," it added.
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That the subject is the "Savior of the World" makes it all the more lamentable.
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Her Alexandra is a living, breathing human being — albeit one with lamentable taste in men.
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" He added, "If you don't call it lamentable, I don't know how to call it.
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The level of party culture was lamentable after the human losses of the civil war.
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And, lamentable or not, it's hard to imagine next year's La Liste will look any different.
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This week he told businessfolk in Paris that Brexit will prove a lamentable and costly error.
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Which is to say that The Most Lamentable Tragedy is not a miserable record at all.
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No sub-genre of pop is so lamentable that it cannot be resold to the nostalgic.
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The silver lining around Theranos's lamentable cloud might be a wider awareness of this important practice.
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"It is lamentable that Scott Israel refuses to be held accountable for his actions," she said.
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This makes last week's bipartisan decision to increase the public spending limit all the more lamentable.
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" And former CIA Director John Brennan told Trump his "kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey.
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" John Brennan, replying to the president on Twitter: "Your kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey.
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It may be idiotic and lamentable that this is what human nature tends to be like.
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It's lamentable that even in 103, women still need to fight their way onto music festival stages.
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It's this sense of dualism that's apparent throughout The Most Lamentable Tragedy and exercised to impressive strength.
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Interior and justice minister Nestor Reverol told reporters this week that the "lamentable" incident was under investigation.
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So if the passage of modern objective news is lamentable, it is also not all that surprising.
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This kind of sentiment, however well intentioned, underscores a lamentable byproduct of the professionalization of Olympic sports.
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Your "10 Best Books of 2017," with no mention of poetry, evokes that lamentable verse-free era.
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When it stumbles across something that might kill it, it has the lamentable habit of standing still.
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Otis talks Adam through this lamentable situation within earshot of Maeve (Emma Mackey), the smartest girl in school.
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But the prime minister's lamentable handling of the Grenfell Tower fire now suggests it could come any day.
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Now, check out this slide show on the lamentable rise of the desk lunch in today's Times Magazine.
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His mouth is at a lamentable angle, drawn down on one side in an expression of sinister glee.
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While these are all lamentable situations, none of them are legitimate causes for asylum based on the law.
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim called the Senate vote "lamentable," describing it as against the spirit of NATO.
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Hope notes Mexico has a lamentable record in investigating and prosecuting killings — over 90% of crimes go unpunished.
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Trump's comments are yet another example of this lamentable instinct and another illustration of his xenophobia in office.
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Examining how those choices were made is crucial to understanding how we've arrived at our current, lamentable state.
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Presumably, the Boeing deal will seek to ensure that sold aircraft are not used for this lamentable business.
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I just think what we are calling beauty today is [largely] a perversion of [beauty], and that's lamentable.
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Even outside of The Most Lamentable Tragedy, mental illness has been an implicit and explicit theme throughout Titus' work.
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All the subsequent Bourne movies have gone downhill — and that's not even counting the lamentable Legacy with Jeremy Renner.
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James found it to be out of place, ''lamentable because of its poor and lonely and unsupported and unaffiliated state.
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Yet in the field where Mr Abe has indisputable sway, that of politics, the record under his premiership is lamentable.
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Stephens sees the rescinding of the invitation as a lamentable surrender by the venerable magazine to mob protest on Twitter.
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Trump has given a lamentable demonstration of his own ignorance, willfulness, and failure to understand with whom he is dealing.
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Such alterations by a committee without professional musical expertise guarantees, if continued, a lamentable devaluation of this uniquely important award.
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For the moment at least, Mr Trump's sanctions policy is a bright spot in an otherwise lamentable foreign-policy record.■
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This lamentable state of affairs is one that animates the schools choice movement, and charter school advocates such as Shavar Jeffries.
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It is a lamentable fact of modern journalism that there are fewer and fewer venues or opportunities for "slow journalism," i.e.
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Kono, in a speech in Abu Dhabi last month, called that target "lamentable" since 24 percent is the global average now.
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It's a smart and easy fix to what was one of the most lamentable aspects of the S8's camera experience.
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And while it's a lamentable tragedy, there are still occasional, fleeting moments of joy to be found in our deteriorating world.
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His implicit message: Impeachment is a political tit-for-tat, but that lamentable reality has absolutely nothing to do with him.
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This lamentable phrase the pursuit of happiness is responsible for a good part of the ills and miseries of the modern world.
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" This sentiment was closely echoed by Britain's The Economist newspaper which surmised the debate was "a telling, lamentable milestone in America's politics.
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It is too early to judge the results of this massive shake up, but it seems better than the lamentable status quo.
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That would have been a lamentable mistake, for Mackintosh is up to something far more interesting than a celebration of female dysfunction.
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In a January speech in Abu Dhabi, Mr. Kono criticized Japan's "lamentable" energy policy and exhorted his country to expand renewable energy.
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On its surface, The Most Lamentable Tragedy scans as another self-serious, meta-epic attempt at packing big ideas into a bigger package.
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"This case presents one of the most lamentable set of circumstances that this Court has ever been called upon to address," Hanen wrote.
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But lamentable, especially since the anti-vaxxers continue to push their dangerous nonsense, with the help of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., no less.
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Updating NOAA's Atlas 14 may require a political decision, and given the lamentable stance of the administration support is far from assured, Harvey notwithstanding.
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In one telling and somewhat lamentable archive interview, Hiroaki Aoki divulges to a reporter that "family" follows business and sport as his third priority.
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For those who find that situation lamentable, Jackson got one thing right when he suggested taking a look at the man in the mirror.
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On "The Most Lamentable Tragedy," Titus Andronicus's latest album, he reckons with getting older and grappling with manic depression in a five-part opus.
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Ya ha sido descrito como lamentable y como una posible referencia al personaje criticado por promover estereotipos de Speedy González, de los Looney Tunes.
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Lopez Obrador called Gomez's death "lamentable and painful" and vowed to continue to fight criminal groups believed to be behind his disappearance and death.
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The White House's press management left the press corps in a lamentable place, with the visiting Canadian journalists extracting what little news there was.
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It is lamentable that in Syria, the World Health Organisation reports that 57% of public hospitals and 51% of public health clinics have been closed.
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In The Most Lamentable Tragedy, the tragic hero of the story meets his more ebullient dopplegänger ("He don't act like me but we look alike").
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War, revolution and resistance to Russian interference has inspired Ukrainian popular music for decades, creating a national soundtrack of proud anthems, but also lamentable pap.
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But, speaking as two males, we recognize the lamentable and grievous fact that this right is of particular urgency and concern to women and girls.
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In his decision, Moro said the sentencing brought him no personal satisfaction and he found it "lamentable" that a former President had been criminally sentenced.
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This is a prescription for insuring a Supreme Court beset by the lamentable hyper-partisan polarization that is at the root of current congressional dysfunction.
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Its tongue-in-cheek title pointed to a lamentable conclusion: the best way to become very rich in America is to be born into wealth.
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She has evinced a lamentable penchant for secrecy and made a poor decision to rely on a private email server while at the State Department.
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While some of the beginnings traceable to 1619 were laudable from the start, others are lamentable for the rank injustice, hardship, and suffering they occasioned.
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British prime ministerial memoirs, by Attlee, Eden, Macmillan, Thatcher, Blair, and now Cameron, have been a lamentable collection, all devoid of inner life or honest narrative.
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Fear of discrimination is one of the lamentable reasons why some of these artworks may have been made in the first place — to release suppressed longings.
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"Es lamentable", afirmó Benowitz en una entrevista reciente sobre el aumento de los casos de hospitalización y muerte debidos a enfermedades pulmonares relacionadas con el vapeo.
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Indeed, it's the example he set that makes it jarring to see him conform to a lamentable post-presidential model created fairly recently, in historical terms.
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This might appear to be a loss that, however lamentable, could easily be reversed in a few years if a more science-friendly administration comes along.
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Last year President Enrique Peña Nieto told SDP Noticias that, while he considered them "lamentable," as well as "discriminatory," he was not going to say much more.
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Now, I'm a relatively slim dude, which makes the burgeoning chungles rearing up over the waistband of my slim-fitting pants all the more conspicuous and lamentable.
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In this context, it is lamentable that neither Mr Trump nor Mrs Clinton offers policies to help those whose jobs have been affected by trade or cheaper technology.
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"She has evinced a lamentable penchant for secrecy and made a poor decision to rely on a private email server while at the State Department," the editorial reads.
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Two days earlier, Judge Rakoff opened the conference by railing about the lamentable lack of prosecutions of individuals involved in the mortgage fraud bubble nearly a decade ago.
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The panel said the goalkeeper demonstrated "a very considerable — one might even say lamentable — degree of ignorance about anything to do with" Adolf Hitler or the Nazi regime.
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Westerners besotted by the "rising China" hypothesis often make the case that while the country's human-rights record is lamentable, it has no bearing on its economic future.
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And that's a good thing for the country's unity, because ideological differences, however lamentable, are less polarizing than racial conflict, in which whole communities mobilize against an enemy.
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But Paris, as Yoav discovers wandering its streets and spewing out words with similar meanings ("nasty, abominable, odious, lamentable") is no more welcoming than the country he left behind.
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This lamentable past provides a valuable lesson for the United States and its allies to prepare for history's rhyme, should it occur, and act against the Xi Jinping clique.
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The alternative would be a lamentable victory for mega budgets and commercialism, and a critical failure by the Academy to celebrate and promote great filmmaking, in all its forms.
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The dispute also arises from Mr. Netanyahu's lamentable practice of making his government a more nakedly partisan player in American politics than any foreign government in memory, save Russia.
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For instance, the lamentable trend of favoring digital restorations over the projection of film, owing to the difficulty and steeper costs of sourcing 3653 and 2365mm prints to project.
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" Spanish cultural preservation organization Hispania Nostra also weighed in, describing the results in an online post as "truly lamentable, surprising both locals and foreigners — and not in a nice way.
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In 2015, the band released The Most Lamentable Tragedy, a 90-minute, 29-track rock opera that tells the story of lead singer Patrick Stickles's experiences with mental health problems.
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To listen to The Most Lamentable Tragedy is an exercise in validation for me; it's like a friend gently punching me in the arm and saying "I feel ya, buddy".
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No doubt for lamentable and atavistic reasons, voters continue to distinguish between what political strategists call "mummy issues", like health and welfare, and "daddy issues", like security and the economy.
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Since we were so able to turn the lamentable saga of 2016 into a hilarious meme, here's hoping that our senses of humor can be our saving grace once again.
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The spread of Silicon Valley's ethos of disruption has emboldened (some might say to a lamentable degree) creative types in all sectors to blow up all the standard operating procedures.
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"It was not a critical success," notes Mr Rosenthal, words that he attributes to Marina Vaizey, an art critic, still etched in his memory: "The intentions were laudable; the results lamentable".
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It is profoundly lamentable that Turkey has abandoned its role as the world's leading Muslim democracy, but it is reality, and wise foreign policy is always based on acceptance of reality.
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The idea that the obscenely rich see nothing untoward in parking hundreds of millions of dollars on a rare but unexceptional painting is not just lamentable; it is obscene as well.
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His brother, Raúl, helmsman of the erratic Cuban ship since August 2006, when the Sierra Maestra hero renounced total control over the Caribbean island, has proved to be a lamentable orator.
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Abcam said it was "lamentable" that President Michel Temer had authorized Brazil's military to use force if needed to clear roadways, but that given the threat, it urged truckers to open highways.
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No one develops an appetite for huge social upheaval "on a laugh," and it would be lamentable if the smooth metropolitan types simply took this as evidence of Britain's failing education system.
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"It's lamentable but not surprising that it would do something to shield another political leader, that it would grant political asylum to another political leader who was trying to escape accountability," she said.
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The U.S. often accuses China of having a lamentable human rights record and argued in its own report that Beijing has purposefully curtailed the freedoms of citizens in both Hong Kong and Macau.
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Mr. Putin made no mention of Russia's lamentable and well-known fire safety record, but instead expressed puzzled outrage that the shopping mall had gone up in flames and killed so many people.
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Después de que lo trasladaran al hospital por orden de un juez, el capitán falleció la madrugada del sábado, en lo que el gobierno de Maduro llamó un "lamentable suceso" que será investigado.
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Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer who has chronicled the history of free speech in the West, says this loose language is a lamentable regression for a part of the world that spawned the Enlightenment.
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In 2011, four years before the release of The Most Lamentable Tragedy, Titus Andronicus' frontman Patrick Stickles went through a series of experiences that he says illuminated him to "the truth" about his condition.
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"It's lamentable that during the good years that are apparently coming to an end now in Europe and elsewhere, governments haven't done enough to repair their balance sheets," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe."
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The work is "truly lamentable" and "has very badly surprised locals and foreigners," the group's vice president, Carlos Morenés, said on its website, calling the project an example of the "massacre" of Spanish heritage.
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It doesn't swing as big as the 92-minute rock opera that was the band's 2015 album, The Most Lamentable Tragedy, but it's certainly more cohesive than their scrappy 2008 debut, The Airing of Grievances.
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Both acts further advance North Korea's quest to acquire the ability to fire a nuclear-armed missile against another country, while serving as a reminder of the world's lamentable failure to shut the program down.
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It doesn't swing as big as the 92-minute rock opera that was the band's 2015 album, The Most Lamentable Tragedy, but it's certainly more cohesive than their scrappy 2008 debut, The Airing of Grievances.
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But there was, as Jouelzy wrote in a piece for Ebony (and in a video that she has taken down from public view on YouTube), a lamentable side of the natural hair community: texture discrimination.
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I like them well enough, but it's not an acting job, the dialogue — which is lamentable — keeps being changed and only slightly improved, and I find myself old and out of touch with the young.
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"And most shocking, and just lamentable I think is my real reaction, when the White House was given the opportunity to categorically reject this moral equivalency… the White House refused to do that," he continued.
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Following the lamentable campaign of 2016, people surely had modest expectations for the manner in which Trump would conduct himself in office, but his belligerence and his mendacity have been astonishing even by his standards.
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The head of British Airways owner IAG, Willie Walsh, said delays were increasing carbon emissions, while Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary bemoaned what he called the "lamentable failure of (controllers) to turn up to work".
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And it's in the American interest to keep pressure on Saudi Arabia to reform and to rethink the current alliance, including the disastrous war in Yemen in which American weapons have played a lamentable role.
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" There was a national debate over whether those charged with capital crimes should be executed with the hand axe or the guillotine; the guillotine was derided as "soulless, impersonal" and indicative of a lamentable "humanitarianism.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Atletico Mineiro have apologized for the "lamentable" behavior of an employee who dresses up as the club's rooster mascot toward a member of the women's team during an event on Sunday.
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" Expanding on the title essay in her 2006 collection, "I Feel Bad About My Neck," Cohen explains that it's "a sad, lamentable truth, which is that a woman's neck is a dead giveaway to her age . . .
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"Fashion exists in a world of make believe," Mr. Osborne wrote in July, in an essay for W titled "Why I Stand With Black Lives Matter," which chastened the industry for a lamentable lack of diversity.
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As lamentable as social media can be for giving every would-be teenage idiot a platform to showcase their harebrained gags, it also gives the rest of us a way to instantly see and judge them.
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The 76-year-old former vice-president took a big lead in the race the moment he entered it—despite two lamentable previous presidential runs and rumours that he might lack the requisite energy for a third.
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But many South Koreans have a sense that what is being put on trial is not so much two politicians but an entire system of politics, of which Ms Park and Mr Lee are merely lamentable examples.
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Its legacy as the birthplace of punk, the epicenter of the New York hardcore scene, and the locus of the nation's most notoriously filthy bathrooms has been meticulously detailed in documentaries, books, and one lamentable feature film.
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But, as bad as the decision to fire Comey was, and as lamentable as Trump's attempted defenestration of Sessions is, the President may be heading toward even more dramatic departures from American norms in the near future.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia appreciated efforts by Europe to save the Iran nuclear deal despite the withdrawal of the United States and warned of "lamentable consequences" if it was not preserved.
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In 21970, members of a drug cartel along with local police abducted and presumably killed 21980 student teachers for no discernible reason other than they were preparing to demonstrate against the lamentable state of education in their region.
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Trump's refusal to admit any transgression has deprived Republicans of the political cover of the defense that saved President Bill Clinton 20 years ago: that his actions were lamentable but did not rise to the level of impeachment.
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Ordinarily I wouldn't have heard this term since my school days, back when we minded our beeswax, but I am somewhat bemused to say that this came up recently as proof against the lamentable modern Flat Earth movement.
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No one's idea of a smoothly functioning political operation, they united disparate elements of the broader liberal/left to crash the barricades in defense of a law, Obamacare, that many once, and others still, considered a lamentable half-measure.
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Their fourth album, 2015's "The Lamentable Tragedy," a 29-song rock opera about Mr. Stickles's manic depression, name-checks the "Titus Andronicus" title page in the 1623 folio, though honestly quarto editions are way more rock 'n' roll.
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While the dialogue surrounding diversity is becoming increasingly widespread, to exciting and brilliant results, there is a lamentable absence of discussion regarding Asians; neither celebrated during peaks of positivity and going largely unnoticed by communities passionately championing diversity in games.
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" In opposition: Nicholas Burns, a former ambassador to NATO and former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, tweeted: "As a Foreign Service veteran, I find it lamentable that our great career diplomats are treated with such disrespect by their President.
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Taken in isolation, these incidents can seem the lamentable fruit of modernity's least appetising traits: mollycoddling parenting, a sub-Freudian narcissism, a hypochondriacal sense of entitlement and a social-media ecosystem that reinforces insularity and cultivates an expectation of instant response.
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The case involves General Motors' notorious and lamentable decision to hide from the public a flaw in its ignition switches that could unexpectedly shut off engine power, with potentially lethal consequences, until several years after its bankruptcy case had concluded.
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Race and medical research have a long history together, much of it lamentable, and new genetic discoveries raise new questions about the role race should play in the future, the essays in the Journal of the American Medical Association indicate.
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It goes without saying that legions of women have said all this before and better than me, but for whatever (lamentable) reasons, there are demographics that may be reachable by a dudely voice that are not being reached by female voices.
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That's lamentable in a sense, of course, but at some point we probably need to accept that technology sometimes pushes forward faster than the people who use it, and decoupling tweets from SMS has been a viable, sensible decision for years.
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Yet the lack of a version of Moshe Safdie's Habitat (which stands in Montreal), Raymond Hood's elegant and congestion-combatting 1925 Skyscraper Bridges, or the incredible geodesic 1955 Dodger Dome by Norman Bel Geddes and R. Buckminster Fuller is lamentable.
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Many actors experience this as a phase they then snap out of; there's a direct line to be drawn between Brie Larson taking the Oscar for Room and the lamentable, somber-faced adaptation of The Glass Castle she signed on for shortly afterward.
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In the overlap between both spaces is a soul pioneer whose lamentable obscurity hopefully comes to an end today, with the release of her first box set, Any Other Way, out today from Numero Group—her only authorized release in nearly fifty years.
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Although mightily challenged by a fragmenting retail landscape, and lamentable calendar placement as the caboose on the global men's wear train, New York Fashion Week: Men's was like "The Little Engine that Could," refusing to give in to naysayers perennially pronouncing doom.
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Apart from threatening environmental, safety and financial protections with largely unfulfilled executive orders, a demonstrably cruel deportation policy, and lamentable court appointments, the worst of Mr. Trump's plans have thankfully faltered, like destroying the Affordable Care Act, while others are nowhere in sight.
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"Any day of the week you can read or hear about the lamentable state of our nation's politics, about our bitter and partisan party divisions, about the regrettable coarseness of the discourse," wrote Joe Biden in his 2650 memoir, Promises to Keep.
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But the lamentable fact is that, whatever the exact origins of Mr Trump's reweeted video, some statues of Mary, along with many other Christian symbols, were destroyed by the terrorists of Islamic State (IS) in the parts of Syria and Iraq which they over-ran.
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It's a remarkable turnaround for the artist and her agenda that underscores a recent and ongoing transformation: the open, cosmopolitan world that progressives assumed would be the natural corollary of globalization has been stopped in its tracks by such lamentable phenomena as Trump and Brexit.
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But in one key respect, it has remained stubbornly regressive: Japanese women, to a degree that is striking even by the lamentable standards of the United States and much of the rest of the world, have been kept on the margins of business and politics.
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And the voice careens crazily, from a just-the-facts tone to awkwardly elevated diction (there are no homes in this book, only "domiciles") to lamentable efforts to introduce local color (the "ragamuffins" who "do-si-do" around the place until they need to "vamoose").
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To mark the anniversary, the chairman of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) and one of his fellow commissioners co-signed an op-ed which drew attention to the lamentable—and in many ways worsening—state of religious liberty in the world today.
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Reviewing the wave of post-electoral violence that swept the country in 2007-08 (pictured), Kenya's Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission came to the lamentable conclusion that "church leaders and elders participated in the incitement of ethnic-based violence", repeating a pattern first seen in 1992.
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While the next nationwide elections are not until 2018, Republicans have grown fearful that these voters are recoiling from what they see as lamentable conditions in Washington: a government entirely in Republican hands that has failed to deliver on fundamental goals like overhauling the health care system.
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"We're very respectful of what other governments decide, but we think that these lamentable events that occurred in the United Sates should lead to reflection, analysis and the decision to control the indiscriminate sale of arms," López Obrador said at a press conference in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
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But there is no avoiding that the state of America — at least when viewed through the eyes of someone who comes from a functioning social democracy — is lamentable, and Partanen is good at blending the individual stories of her friends into the cold, hard facts of national statistics.
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"This lamentable decision can lead to hostile treatment of transgender students, and studies have shown that bullying and harassment can be detrimental to the emotional and physical well-being of students," wrote Ros-Lehtinen, who has a transgender son and has been an outspoken advocate of trans and LGBTQ rights.
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"The act, a demonstration of disrespect, prejudice, sexism and a lack of civility, is lamentable and is evidence of the reality of physical, verbal, psychological and moral aggression that many women often face in Brazil and in the world," Brazil&aposs National Council of Women&aposs Rights said in a statement Wednesday.
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Through a mix of artists, artists-turned-rappers, and DJs, The Beat Goes On bridges the lamentable gap between music and fine art, creating a complex of spaces where both coexist in highly different ways, demonstrating not only the synchronicity of the two but the multi-faceted possibilities inherent to this combination.
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A façade of laidback corporate benevolence has begun to obscure the lives of the Westside's poor and working classes: Troubled schools, skyrocketing rents, and latent segregation are facts, but so too are unbeatable sunsets, temperate weather, and neighborhoods which never fell into the same lamentable state as many others below the 10 Freeway.
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Vrijdaghs said it's possible that the Cinquantenaire and Museum of Ancient Art will have to close for a number of years, but he would like to complete renovations in phases so that the institutions remain accessible to all — in addition to simply wanting "to avoid these lamentable scenes with buckets in the galleries."
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Both start out as comedies that soon morph into increasingly serious, scary horror stories, and each brings to mind Walt Kelly's famous Pogo line, a lamentable truth he used for the first Earth Day in 1970: "We have met the enemy and he is us," a phrase that has been making the rounds again since the presidential election.
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