Sentence examples for regrettable though from inspiring English sources

First, I found the descriptive language regrettable, though a relatively minor concern.

What is most regrettable, though, is that Ginsberg abandoned the first phase of his photography career just when American society was beginning to undergo its unprecedented transformations.

"I would call myself hopeful but not optimistic that these changes will be enacted prior to another terrorist attack on the United States, regrettable though that may be," said Bob Kerrey, the former Democratic senator from Nebraska who is a member of the commission.

Rosandick called the inclusion of Wilson's name "regrettable," though he did not ask the "Vote No on Props 1, 2, 3" campaign to alter or pull the ad.

That was a regrettable phrase, though not as offensive as when Donald Trump bragged about profiting from American families losing their homes in the last recession.

More regrettable than this, though, is the apparent readiness of so many to see the military, once again, as a solution.

Perhaps the most regrettable omission, though, is the neglect of Chinese culture.

First, there was the use of the slur, regrettable even though he did so ostensibly to demonstrate a point about the limits of racial understanding.

The film does not dodge some of Brown's other regrettable moments, though it could be said to downplay them: it shows him beating one of his wives, smoking drugs and being in trouble for not paying his taxes.

The switch in strategy is understandable, though regrettable.

Opposition from Iran, though regrettable, is to be expected.