However, there are much more elaborate practices involving prayers and lamentations which are popularly followed.
The bride sings lamentations and struggles as she is borne off.
In contrast, self-command is identified with "manhood and firmness", while the "useless outcries" of men who fail to show this virtue are "womanish lamentations" (244).
This purism is also characterized by a constant lamentation that standards are falling.
Hence, there is a lingering, deep melancholy about the work, which does not achieve any catharsis but uses its dark instrumentation and frequent dying falls to reflect an inconsolable lamentation.
Bernier's lamentations are for soprano solo with cello and organ.
There has been nothing but one howl of lamentation that we could not afford to spend money to put our own folk on the soil.
To my mind, the position of the tourist in this country deserves lamentation and tears.
