Sentence examples for quite regrettable from inspiring English sources

It is quite regrettable".

"This whole thing is quite regrettable, and we would really like to see a different outcome," Maatz said.

I guess we'll see this morning quite how regrettable Mathews' decision was.

Not quite in the same category, but regrettable all the same, was the Met's treatment of Wagner's "Ring" as a camera rehearsal for a television series.

"We couldn't quite put in a full performance, which is regrettable".

The Court's precipitate neglect of the New York cases is the more obviously regrettable when their terms are examined, for they make quite plain that the state courts have fully recognized the applicability of the relevant federal constitutional requirements, and that they have construed § 813-a in conformity with those requirements.

As for the reviews of the BMJ critique, they were in fact quite harsh, with one stating: "The decision to publish the article as a BMJ Investigation is regrettable.

Bruce Bird, head of Air Foyle's cargo operations, said: "It is a regrettable feature of doing business with companies and individuals of the former Soviet Union that one is never quite sure what they are up to.

Our tester is fitted (regrettable) with a wet 6-speed automatic gearbox that includes "steering wheel-mounted shift controls" that aren't quite paddle shifters.

This is very regrettable.

COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.