Sentence examples for regrettable aspects from inspiring English sources

When the Muslims crucify infidels, this is one of the "regrettable aspects of nation-building".

She argued that even regrettable aspects of history — like the American Indian massacres and Civil War battles — deserved site preservation and cultural remembrance.

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".

The more regrettable aspect of the deal involves the sellers, the Bancroft family.

As he says, the only regrettable aspect of being director is that now people too often tell him what they think he wants to hear.

By far the most regrettable aspect of this ill-conceived venture is that Susan L. Roth's background illustrations, collages of cut-up photographs of New York, are marvelous.

The only regrettable aspect of the campaign was that it lapsed near the end into name-calling, with Mr. Lazio trying to draw connections between Mrs. Clinton's fund-raising and terrorists who bombed the U.S.S.

"The most regrettable aspect of any discussion of black opera singers is that there may have been black singers as great as Melba or Patti, but we'll never know for sure," said Rosalyn Story, the author of "And So I Sing: African-American Divas of Opera and Concert," which the filmmakers relied on heavily for their work.

To be fair to Mr Hilton, he could hardly be blamed for embracing a dazzling career in EU punditry when the BBC pressed it upon him, nor was his inexplicable prominence the most bizarre or regrettable aspect of the coverage which, according to polling by the Electoral Reform Society, played the biggest part in the referendum in keeping the British public informed.

It is regrettable that the aspect of the government's response to the shocking disclosures about child sexual exploitation in Oxfordshire that has got most attention is the intention to make it possible to prosecute social workers, police and other professionals for "wilful neglect" where it appears they have not acted on child abuse.

"It is regrettable that only one of the many aspects we sought to share was singled out, neglecting the overarching theme.