Sentence examples for find regrettable from inspiring English sources

Let her take whatever she needed for herself, and for Ms. F. What he did find, regrettable but obdurate, was his old fear of the unfamiliar.

And, now that the trauma has begun, it fuels the country's frustration with the president, with Mr Starr, and more generally with government.Because Americans have tried to consign the Lewinsky mess to legal technicians, the scandal seems headed down a path that many find regrettable.

"The fact that you have a white knight like George Mitchell pointing out that something a witness said is not accurate — a witness he relied heavily on — the same week he is being appointed to be an envoy to the Middle East is something that the prosecutors will find regrettable," Rosengart said.

Spector's unreliability meant that Harrison was forced to produce Living in the Material World alone – an outcome that some commentators find regrettable, in light of how Spector's signature Wall of Sound treatment might have suited ballads such as "Who Can See It" and "The Day the World Gets Roundd".

Moreover, he removed the trial of guerrilla Lalo Sardiñas, which Chicago film critic Ben Kenigsberg found "regrettable", stating that it was "not only one of the film's most haunting scenes but a key hint at the darker side of Che's ideology".

And, without being able to say exactly why, I find this regrettable.

"You can always find something regrettable that was said or indicated how somebody might be thinking.

"We find it regrettable that the mainland is using such threats to try and influence our election," said Bikhim Hsiao, director of international affairs for the Democratic Progressive Party.

We find it regrettable that Thomas Nelson never contacted us with even one specific area of concern before curtly notifying us they had dropped the work.

"We find it regrettable that Mr. Hewlett has chosen to resort to baseless claims without regard to the impact of his false accusations on H.P.'s business reputation and employees," it said in a statement.

"I do find it regrettable that in order to see justice done, we have to offer money," said the father, Francois de la Plaza, a retired nuclear technician from the coastal Brittany region of France.