Sentence examples similar to deeply regrettably from inspiring English sources

HOW deeply and regrettably ironic it is that the novelist who worked perhaps more ambitiously than any other to comprehend society's big picture -- taking on finance, religion, the media and the ever-anxious relation of the artist to his culture -- should himself be the least comprehended figure in our recent pantheon.

Regrettably, it is deeply rooted into Japanese culture and society.

And, regrettably, ours is a culture that is deeply suspicious of the unconscious, of mystery and the spiritual, and resentful of the time it takes for the intimate engagement required for such a therapy to work.

"I am deeply proud of my expertise on international conflict resolution, and my regrettably extraordinary gift for counterterrorism," Lindauer wrote in a letter addressed to President-elect Bush on Dec. 22, 2000.

Regrettably, some in Congress have wasted no time in using these devastating blazes to promote a deeply flawed fire bill, patterned after President Bush's Healthy Forests initiative, that awaits action in the Senate after being passed by the House.

"Once a decidedly smart destination," he writes, "the Inn has regrettably seen better days: having to drink that gin and tonic out of a plastic beaker, while huddled deeply into my overcoat, seemed to symbolize a certain decline".

Regrettably high.

Unforgettable, regrettably.

Regrettably not.

Regrettably, the opposite happened.

Regrettably, I can't".