Sentence examples for regrettable in from inspiring English sources

From a personal standpoint this was less regrettable in the case of Ms. Schwendinger's pieces, which seemed superficially emotive.

I should have guessed there was something regrettable in the documentary when I received a Twitter apology from Jalen before its premiere.

To Arthur, this was a moral failing, and it no doubt seemed to him more regrettable in that nothing on earth struck Evelyn as more ridiculous than Arthur.

Given the perilous security situation in the lower-income regions of the world, these discrepancies are understandable (if also regrettable in view of their other pressing needs).

The fact that some readers may discover the identity of a central figure is inevitable, if regrettable, in the age of the Net.

That is highly regrettable in some ways, but it gave the Obama administration an opportunity to take steps to change things without Congressional action.

In one regrettable exchange in 2011 he told Angela Eagle, a Labour shadow minister, to "calm down, dear".That theory is unsatisfactory.

This is the most hypocritical, clueless statement in her regrettable time in the WH.

It is regrettable that, in the language in which the best modern essays have been written, English, the term "essay" should also have acquired the connotation of a schoolboy's attempts at elementary composition.

In this blog post, I have discussed some of the reasons why non-virtuous behavior, in general, is regrettable, and in future blog posts I will discuss why particular types of non-virtue are regrettable.

I have been accustomed, nonetheless, to regard my German name with pride, and continued to do so throughout the period of the late regrettable war, in which I served in the English army.