Sentence examples for regrettable behaviour from inspiring English sources

So his strategy seems carefully crafted to own up to personal flaws and regrettable behaviour, but to push back firmly against the allegation that the USPS/Discovery ran a professionalised, disciplined, medicalised system of dope-cheating.

For Finkler, the conduct of Israel is a moral aberration on which justice must be brought to bear; for Libor, it is more akin to the regrettable behaviour of an errant family member.

Johnson's word choice – chap, a few too many – softens vileness into merely regrettable behaviour: we imagine a boring drunk in plus fours rather than the famine that killed three million people in Bengal (a disaster that goes unmentioned by Johnson, in which Churchill played an instrumental role).

Phelps publicly apologised for his "regrettable" behaviour and for having "demonstrated bad judgement".

Caf fined Tunisia $50,000 £33,0000) for what it termed "the aggressive attitude of some supporters in the stands, invasion of the pitch after the final whistle by players and substitutes of the Tunisian team - insulting the referee of the match and trying to physically assault him - and the regrettable behaviour of the president of the Tunisian Football Federation, Wadie Jary".

However, in my experience, out-of-character regrettable drunken behaviour isn't people suddenly appropriating antisemitic views that they didn't hold previously.

However, I remain extremely uncomfortable with this notion that anti-semitic ranting can be conflated with routine regrettable drunken behaviour, when it's plainly not equivalent.

Had booing ever come up for discussion, which oddly enough it did not, I probably would have tutted over a regrettable form of crowd behaviour that is best left to people who have just spotted something avant garde in a production of Tosca.

"This is regrettable that people's manners and behaviours can reach this point," Jubari said in Geneva.

The deputy head of the delegation sent to Switzerland by the ousted President, Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, told reporters: "This is regrettable that people's manners and behaviours can reach this point.

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