Sentence examples for regrettable about the from inspiring English sources

Here, he wryly captures everything opportunistic and regrettable about the fallout of the first world war.

It was regrettable about the boys, Israeli officials said, but the target was a leader of the militant Islamic group, who they say was the brains behind terrorist operations.

Likewise, part of what Lanier finds most regrettable about Facebook — the way it mediates social contact — is precisely what makes it so appealing to most people.

Mr. Richardson said today in a statement, "While there are some regrettable aspects about the way the case unfolded, the bottom line remains that Dr. Lee committed very serious security violations involving our nuclear secrets".

There is much that remains regrettable about Arthur's tenure, including the Chinese Exclusion Act, a bill that he initially vetoed, with Sand's support, only to sign later in a slightly revised form.

"The other thing that is regrettable about America and one reason not to live there is that they tend to put cinnamon in every possible pudding," he says.

Like so much that is regrettable about modern politics, party conferences have become what they are for ostensibly good reasons.

Still, what's perhaps most regrettable about Mayer's sexed-up spread is that it's a missed opportunity for her to be seen as a realistic role model.

Ms. Immergut said that "although it is regrettable that the new information" about the fingerprint "came to light just now, I can assure you that we moved immediately to remedy the situation".

Thankfully, the youth of America won't have to know about his work in the amusingly regrettable The Devil's Rain, yet.

The real story is about the regrettable messages that this scandal sends to our youngsters, who seek nothing more than fair and ethical competition.