Sentence examples for a regrettable choice from inspiring English sources

If, in retrospect, "My Motherland" might seem to be a regrettable choice for a state dinner, it clearly was unintentional.

That's a regrettable choice for an audience of young people forming first impressions of one of the pillars of modern music.

Mr Putin had made a "regrettable choice for Russia", she added.

A regrettable choice of words was largely to blame.

As an addiction treatment professional, it goes with the territory that we lose people ― good people ― who maybe needed a little more help or time, or who simply made a regrettable choice.

She also adds that the men, aged 22 and 25, aren't naive children who made a regrettable choice: "[T]hese men are too old to not know or understand that it's also disrespectful to the family that is grieving for Trayvon".

A vintage telephone niche in the hallway was removed to achieve an optimal layout — a necessary but "regrettable" choice, Greer said.

After one regrettable choice — in the shape of an exclamation mark, under his eye — he said he told Mr. Cianfrance he wanted it removed before filming: "But Derek said, 'Well, this movie is about consequences.' " Mortifying as it was, the tattoo served its purpose.

Finally, several recent studies show an approach to travelers' decision behavior modeling more similar in spirit to a non-regrettable choice setting than to a risk/uncertainty one (see, for example, [49, 50]).

But Miller's most regrettable choice is the novel's hyperactive framing device: Jacob, reincarnated as a housefly with the power to read minds and travel (imaginatively, I think) through time and space, observes and narrates the behaviour and thoughts of the modern-day characters as well as delivering flashbacks of his human past.

Try to remember what was going through your head when you made that regrettable choice.