Sentence examples for note with regret from inspiring English sources

Caryl Churchill London We note with regret that the University of Southampton has shamefully capitulated to pressure from the pro-Israel lobby and cancelled an international academic conference.

In person, Mr. Mason is extremely soft-spoken and tends to talk in a flat, unemotional tone, though he does note with regret that he "turned down Google two weeks before their I.P.O".

At the same time, I note with regret that when Nocera -- an excellent business columnist -- put aside his reporting skills to opine on Len's management style, temperament and motivations, his deprecations were gratuitous, inaccurate and surprisingly insulting.

The victim, Chevalier notes with regret, was "poorly protected by just an ordinary beret".

The Morris - Jumel Mansion Museum notes with regret the passing of our longtime friend Anna Glen Vietor.

Her writing radiates the "innocence and romanticism" that once characterised popular culture but has, she notes with regret, been lost.

Its defence ministry noted with "regret" that the new Chinese zone "partly overlaps" with Korea's own ADIZ in the area west of Jeju island.

He asks if I will be attending the Versace opening at the Victoria and Albert Museum the following evening, noting with regret that he won't be there.

The American Geographical Society notes with regret the death on June 1st of Charles F. Brush, III, a Councilor of the society from 1972 until 2004, when he became Councilor Emeritus.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, February 21 , 1970P. 68 This department notes with regret the death of Hirsch Jacobs in Miami last week.

And Ms. Cohen noted with regret the absence of young families, the loss of some of the communal togetherness, the cessation of Digging Day.