Sentence examples for even regrettably from inspiring English sources

Those who are indicted as the most responsible for the international criminal violations in Darfur by the International Criminal Court (ICC) remain at large and in the past years, we have seen President Omar Al Bashir being invited to and participating in different events, even, regrettably, on the territory of ICC States Parties.

And today is the even more regrettably named Cyber Monday, when shoppers supposedly do the bulk of their online shopping.

In another subversive sideswipe, you couldn't call the principal men heroes - not even the regrettably named English stud-muffin Lyon Burke.

Unfortunately, a large number of our protesting fellow countrymen have been attacked and injured and even more regrettably, a significant number of them have been killed.

Even more regrettably, many have been at the forefront of encouraging people to think of their grief as having to conform to certain stages, feelings or phases to be considered "normal".

Two years later, it hit stateside theaters in an edited, dubbed version that was named "The Horror Chamber of Dr. Faustus" and placed on a double bill with the even more regrettably titled exploitation flick "The Manster".

Regrettably, even "strong nonpartisan redistricting plans" will fail to recognize the independents.

"There is not yet, regrettably, even an emerging consensus on how to proceed.

They're funky, they play calypso, they've even done ragtime (regrettably).

Regrettably even relatively routine banal challenges facing children have been re-interpreted as a potential source of psychological distress.

A storm of vitriolic protest came from many religious leaders, journalists, politicians, regrettably even other scientists and doctors.