Sentence examples similar to even though regrettably from inspiring English sources

Clearly pie is the right choice (even though cake regrettably won our poll), so why such hatred for pie?

Even though Warner regrettably did not let Cukor make the cuts that everyone seemed to finally agree were necessary, he does not emerge as the stereotypical villainous studio head but a thoroughgoing, no-nonsense professional prepared to take considerable risks--and even battle with his brothers to do so--but also quick to cut losses.

The American demand for drugs, which feeds the cartels, is mentioned, though regrettably not expanded upon.

Pfahler will be coming to London to perform for Meltdown, though regrettably not with her painted fellow travellers.

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

In "Nine Sinatra Songs" — one of Ms. Tharp's greatest hits, though regrettably unfamiliar to many today — her idiom is ballroom romance.

One scene is contrived so that Rohan really does get to rip a bodice, though regrettably it's not played for laughs.

Even today, regrettably enough, one dare not tell in detail the whole pitiful story of Armenia's wrongs.

Their houses had legitimately (though regrettably) entered the foreclosure breakdown lane.

I think the imposition of the so-called 'European electoral law' for local elections is a typical example of this - though regrettably not the only one.

Regrettably, the record shows that even though justices have asserted that they abide voluntarily by the Code, the recent behavior by several of them demonstrates that either they don't understand its provisions or they are willing to ignore them.