Sentence examples for Profoundly regrettable from inspiring English sources

The Belfast Agreement specifically recognised the need to deal, in human terms, with 'the deep and profoundly regrettable' legacy of suffering left by 30 years of violence.

David McFadden, London Oratory's headmaster, said: "It is profoundly regrettable that the school – and other schools – have to expend precious resources, year after year, in standing up to the office of the schools adjudicator.

And he said it was "profoundly regrettable" that a deal had not been done between Scottish and UK ministers, saying that "the only government that hasn't compromised is the Scottish government".

The climate of fear that underpins this interaction is, to me, profoundly regrettable, particularly given the vital position Muslim women occupy within their burgeoning faith community.

This is deeply regrettable.

That's deeply regrettable.

"In a country as profoundly musical as ours, it is regrettable that the Pulitzer Prize, our most 'visible' cultural honor, should be so limited in its stylistic bandwidth," Mr. Adams wrote.

Colin Hart, campaign director for the Coalition For Marriage, which opposes same-sex marriage, said: "The decision to press ahead with the profoundly undemocratic proposals to rewrite the traditional meaning of marriage is deeply disappointing and regrettable.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.

This is very regrettable.

Which was also regrettable.