Sentence examples for So regrettable from inspiring English sources

Before long, I hope, that won't seem so regrettable.

If regret weren't so regrettable, would we be hearing more nuanced statements from Washington about Iraq?

"This is what's so regrettable, that it was so badly destroyed that there's nothing recognizable," he said.

This would not be so regrettable if these business models were well suited to the process of education.

That is why the reluctance of many European leaders, in particular, to express criticism of the regime and of its human-rights abuses is so regrettable.

One in particular is so glaring, so palpable, and so regrettable that no one with even a passing interest in dinosaurs is likely to overlook it.

"That the justices who replaced them did not do so was regrettable judicial activism and a disappointing departure from the ideal that the court, notwithstanding changes in membership, upholds its prior decisions".

It is so very regrettable that just one single issue is preventing the realisation of so much more in the region.The Economist: All the more reason to resolve it…Mr Abe: To date, Japanese prime ministers that is to say the cabinet—have sent apology letters.

That may be so, and hugely regrettable, but desperate times call for drastic measures.

So it's regrettable that the brilliant jazz pianist Jason Moran, who composed music for this première, offered a suite, Brown's go-to form.

A major goal for comprehensive health care reform was to lower spiraling costs, so it's regrettable and really pretty unbelievable how the $2.5 trillion legislation that has been passed fails to reduce rising costs.