Sentence examples for regrettable evolution from inspiring English sources

It's not a moral or aesthetic failing but a natural, if regrettable, evolution.

But the apparently new breed of Russian football fan in action in Marseille may be better understood as a regrettable stage in the evolution of sporting self-assertion, than as the vicious shape of things to come.

On these false dichotomies, after all, careers have been launched and areas of power, spheres of influence, unassailable ivory towers have been built, and many books have been sold; all of which of course, have wreaked regrettable damage on our youth, and more in general, on our cultural evolution, as yet left incomplete.

This is regrettable, because students are known to have difficulty understanding the genetic basis of evolution.

Which was also regrettable.

COLONEL LANDA: Regrettable.

(Remarkable that, and regrettable).

This was regrettable.

That is regrettable.

This is regrettable.

That is still regrettable.