Sentence examples for regrettable truths from inspiring English sources

It's not even the gossip that gets me, not the mean-spiritedness or the trolling or the braggadocio, not the impossible lies or the regrettable truths.

The regrettable truth is that Baby's a dull boy.

The regrettable truth is that the government's rhetoric needs a rethink.

"This shields the perpetrators and allows world leaders to shrug off sexual violence as an immutable — if regrettable — truth".

It is a regrettable truth that very little innovation takes place at the sharp, scalpel end of medicine without a lot of animals getting killed first.

"The regrettable truth of the matter is we don't have really good tools to determine from the sea of cancers we discover, which ones are the bad ones," Dr. Andriole said.

For Advocaat must know better than most people the regrettable truth that, while a tactically sophisticated blend of players may be what is needed to break down a sophisticated defence, against a team as rustic as Scotland Holland would be crazy not to bring out their two big guns.

One weekend culminated in a regrettable truth or dare game that was never spoken of again.

The regrettable truth is that fully half of the 21,000 feature-length movies produced in this country before 1951, including 90% of all silent films, have been lost, destroyed or deteriorated beyond recognition.

The regrettable truth is that all of these things are likely to be true in some measure and unlikely to change in any time frame relevant to the current humanitarian, social and economic disaster.

"It is pathetic and regrettable that the Ukrainian police have played with the truth, whatever their motive," the head of the organisation, Christophe Deloire, told AFP news agency.