Sentence examples for indeed regrettable from inspiring English sources

This is an epidemic in this polarised society, and it is indeed regrettable.

The failure of Gov. George E. Pataki and the New York Legislature to raise the pay rate for lawyers representing children and indigent adults is indeed regrettable (editorial, May 26).

However, it is indeed regrettable that when it comes to alleged sexual assaults, the status quo among media and law enforcement professionals is still to indiscriminately withhold the accuser's identity, and just as indiscriminately, to name the alleged perpetrator.

"It is very regrettable indeed and I apologize".

The loss of his writings is regrettable indeed.

In a statement the chief electoral officer, Graham Shields, said; "While the issue of disabled access at the count centre is a matter for the council running the venue, it's very regrettable indeed that Johnny McCarthy, as a newly-elected councillor, was unable to take his rightful place on the podium," he said.

Indeed, it finds it "regrettable" that the supreme court "allowed the letters to be released".

In the First Test, Hill was at the centre of what Wisden described as a "very regrettable and indeed disgraceful [crowd] demonstration".

"Indeed," he said, "it is regrettable that for 10 years now the government of Iraq has failed to meet its obligations under Security Council resolutions".

The love-besotted Eduardo easily laughs off Eva's provocative ways, but Alfred is increasingly incensed by her comments about his life, which indeed turns out to be regrettable when he finally sees it through her pitiless eyes.

It is regrettable, but so be it.