Sentence examples for must be regretted from inspiring English sources

The separation between ordinary people, and even many of the professional classes, and poetry must be regretted.

Anything less than that must be regretted, but not ungratefully: so "Juarez," with all its faults, still must be rated a distinguished, memorable and socially valuable film.

How she must be regretting that now.

Max von Sydow must be regretting that nap.

Mr Nonaka must be regretting that he manipulated events to put the amiable but disaster-prone Mr Mori in charge.

Villa were as irresistible in the end as they had earlier been appalling and the away fans who appeared to leave with Wycombe 3-1 up must be regretting their hastiness.

"One of the key things, which Forest must be regretting, is that you do need to give your manager time.

Now the United States must be regretting this.

Mayor Garcetti must be regretting he didn't run for president.

The third win in four league matches moved Arsenal to fifth position and left journalist Ball to opine: "How the champions must be regretting earlier inconsistency".

It's socially mortifying, and very unBritish, to withdraw an invite, but May must be regretting her haste in offering the state visit, and be looking for a way out.