Sentence examples for it's regrettably from inspiring English sources

It's regrettably typical that Stephan James's Owens is given a caucasian interlocutor in coach Larry Snyder Jason Sudeikiss, reining in the smirks), and that his personal struggles are partially obscured by the negotiations of diplomat Jeremy Irons with a chilly Goebbels (Barnaby Metschurat) and saucy Leni Riefenstahl (Carice van Houten).

Coping with the death of an academic colleague is not something you ever think you'll have to deal with, but it's regrettably more common than you might think.

IF Jim Testa represents something other than a genuine repository of New Jersey rock 'n' roll arcana, it is, regrettably, the state's best hope for a "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" makeover.

It was, regrettably, in Swedish.

I know that this is a major accusation to make against a whole culture, but it is, regrettably, quite true.

While it's easy to applaud these efforts, it is, regrettably, difficult to recommend spending $75 a ticket for a play that remains unpolished.

With Libor, it was regrettably true that senior managers in investment banks often did not know what their traders were doing.

Dr. Alan Wachtel, a New York City psychiatrist with a specialty in attention deficit disorder, said it was "regrettably true" that some parents bid for the services of "hired guns".

It was, regrettably, in Swedish.By and large, philologists date the golden age of gibberish from the collapse of the Communist bloc.

"It is regrettably my conclusion that we are unlikely to return to balance in the federal accounts before possibly fiscal '05," Mr. Daniels said, referring to the fiscal year that will start on Oct. 1, 2004.

"Regrettably, and it is regrettably, on this occasion Carol does not think that she has caused offence, she doesn't think she has anything to apologise for and for that reason it has not been appropriate for her to continue work on a show that prides itself on its diversity".