Sentence examples for more regretfully from inspiring English sources

In comparison, the scenes that came out of Arizona yesterday were more regretfully familiar, if still no less moronic.

More regretfully perhaps, he added: "I would have liked to win, the same year, the Bear and the Palme," referring to the top film honors in Berlin and Cannes.

And for all the qualifications that can be made about halls, or constituents or disappointments of early grandiose dreams, the accumulated evidence at this fine exhibition recalls many performances that we warmly remember and invokes many more that were, regretfully, missed.

The message and the fear culture that they are trying to promote are regretfully becoming more and more mainstream.

Regretfully, that is far more likely to happen than anything so bizarre as to fall victim of some inexplicable form of radio-induced glioma.

Regretfully, that is a far more likely cause of death or disfigurement than some inexplicable form of radio-induced glioma.

There he fell in love with a white woman, then regretfully gave her up and married the more socially acceptable black daughter of an officious Chicago clergyman.

And despite the current troubles of Mr Arafat and his Palestinian Authority, the Palestinians are far closer to establishing a state than the Kurds, who are a larger minority but whose leaders, fighting for independence or autonomy, eschewed international terrorism.With the fear of a far bloodier and more destructive era to come, should one look back regretfully to the old-style terrorist?