Sentence examples for regrettable of from inspiring English sources

Every error is regrettable, of course.

The loss of life is "regrettable," of course, but not condemned, exactly.

The inspirational speech in the huddle and the player concussion are two staples – one uplifting, the other regrettable – of football in America.

The most regrettable of our study is that we did not discuss the loading capacity of GNR-SiO2-Ab.

Perhaps most regrettable of all, the researchers who manage to win new grants or renew their funding and as a result, keep their jobs will likely become more conservative in their research aims as a result of the lower paylines, Matlin speculates.

What an over-thought, over-sensitive, regrettable, piece-of-shit decision.

The failure of western countries and the emerging economies to lead a renewal of aid pledges has been one of the regrettable themes of this round of negotiations.

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

Even if you think football consists primarily of two regrettable elements of life — violence, punctuated by committee meetings, called huddles.

"These protests about alleged violations of religious liberty actually constitute a regrettable distortion of the concept of religious liberty".

Trustees said the breach of guidelines in the Patagonia show was "the regrettable result of individual error of editorial judgement".