Sentence examples for even more regrettable from inspiring English sources

It would be even more regrettable if they were to return to picking winners.

Albert Evans as the Prince of Verona is even more regrettable; his appearances are mercifully brief, yet his slow-motion portentous gestures still manage to be giggle-worthy.

But even more regrettable is the long-term damage to the credibility of the I.R.S. as an impartial arbiter of whether organizations merit tax-exempt status.

Even more regrettable is the idea that the only way to revive the Aqueduct is to turn it into a casino.

A mini-orchestra and choir couldn't redeem Josh Groban's pop-opera epic guff, while James Blunt's puppy-dog eagerness to please – he even went crowd surfing – merely made his soporific soft rock even more regrettable.

The steering group said in its statement: "It is even more regrettable that the industry will have no opportunity to take part in the discussions between the political parties over possible amendments".

I find Derek Walcott's withdrawal from the election for professor of poetry at Oxford deeply distressing and regrettable, and even more so the way it was brought about.

In the Quattrone case, they were made all the more regrettable by the fact that even the court that reversed his conviction said the government would have won its case on the evidence.

An already regrettable fiscal stringency in the United States could easily become something even more undesirable.

Besides, as much as these words represent laziness (LOL) or silliness (mankinis) or regrettable trends (jeggings?), they also represent the thing most of us pine for even more than the verbiage of our own era: youth.

(More unforgettable music, by the way — albeit a more regrettable unforgettable, I'd argue).