Sentence examples for he regrettably from inspiring English sources

Years later, Bush picked up the gag during a visit to Canada with Prime Minister Paul Martin, joking that he regrettably never got to meet "Jean Poutine".

Hankoryeh, a liberal newspaper that had hailed Mr. Song's return, backtracked equally speedily, saying that he "regrettably kept the facts of his life hidden" and "provided the grounds for a wholesale attack on his most active advocates".

There is only one young man I can think of who was more torn about his purpose in life, and he, regrettably, was taken off the case by Laertes.

Ten days before the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, Jimmy Carter argued in The New York Times that an invasion would be wrong because it would violate the just war requirements of last resort, discrimination, proportionality and legitimate authority — though he regrettably managed to misinterpret all four.

The group's Web site notes cryptically that he "regrettably is unable to attend the conference".

"Having spoken at length to the player in question, we believe he regrettably left his phone unattended and was the victim of a very misguided 'prank'".

Because of the time demands of the cup, he also said he would regrettably pass up the Volvo Race.

Yet, as he also admits, regrettably he did not come out by choice.

The former IMF chief told the trial that he had regrettably discovered during the court hearings that he had "a sexuality that was rougher than the average man" but that he believed "no means no".

He's doing the same "preoccupied posho" thing he did, regrettably, as Winston Churchill in The King's Speech and, regrettablier, as Winston Churchill in the Olympic closing ceremony.

He said: "Regrettably, Mr Watson failed to mention all this".