Sentence examples for regrettable questions from inspiring English sources

In this article, I wanted to answer some of the common regrettable questions cis people ask trans people – "Do you have a penis or a vagina?", "How do you have sex?" and winner, perhaps, of the confused and misguided question derby: "Why do want to become a man if you want to have sex with men?" My hope was that this would stop the flow of inappropriate questions in one-to-one situations.

In an unusual political attack on a judicial decision, Manuel Valls, the interior minister, said the verdict was regrettable because it "called into question the principle of secular education".

"Unpaid work is totally opposed to the policy of the London Film School, the case in question constituting a regrettable error," the filmmaker said.

In fact, Omran (2) emphasized the fact that whether infectious diseases will ever be extinguished remains a question with a regrettable answer.

"The redundancies at Tata Steel are deeply regrettable," the chancellor said at Treasury questions, in a voice that expressed more a sense of acceptable collateral damage than regret.

All of these questions have the same, regrettable answer: Nobody really knows.

As for the memorial service, he added: "There is no question there were some regrettable words uttered in that speech.

It is regrettable that our study did not include questions about eating behavior or frequency of snacks during television watching.

Last year, the list featured just one female name, which would have been regrettable enough even if the beneficiary in question hadn't been child star Dakota Fanning.

In retrospect, that proved a regrettable decision for Bay Staters: the firm in question, Apple, is now the single most valuable public company in the world.

Van Genne's discussion of "transition" begins with the sacred-profane dichotomy; according to Young's research, it is regrettable that the universality of this classification was questioned by Malinowski in 1913 (Young 2004 ch.12).12