Sentence examples for if regrettably from inspiring English sources

When necessary, poetry has to be sacrificed, firmly if regrettably, for precision.

It is impressively broad in its scope, if regrettably thin in its specifics.

Calling herself Ondine (Alicja Bachleda, Mr. Farrell's real-life companion), the mystery woman soon settles into the house and Syracuse's affections if, regrettably, not those of your landlocked reviewer.

(Chinen) HELEN SUNG TRIO (Tuesday through Thursday) On "Sungbird" (Sunnyside), her prepossessing if regrettably titled third album, the pianist Helen Sung explores a host of Spanish themes, notably including the work of the composer Isaac Alb z.

At a base level, though, one gets the sense that all the questions that dogged Hillary Clinton's candidacy are being relitigated — inevitably, if regrettably, through an event that has given so many women a glimmer of hope.

"If that political neutrality has already been surrendered, as is clearly (if regrettably) the case with regard to the Prince of Wales, the 'good constitutional reason' for the rule disappears.

While the show largely under-delivers in depth of content, it is regardless, if not regrettably, a timely exhibition, one that is ideally suited to L.A. and that marks precisely the kind of quick command that Deitch has in his new role.

If not, regrettably we shall be unable to do so.

Regrettably, if predictably, some will dispute the Israeli prime minister's explanation, divining other reasons for the 11th-hour refusal to attend.

It was a world-class center of learning and remains so to this day — even if alumni are, regrettably, unprepared for either the N.B.A. or the N.F.L. NORMAN BIRNBAUM Washington.

Some doctors, regrettably, if paid enough, will say anything.