Sentence examples for regrettable words from inspiring English sources

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

From the outset of "The Submission," which has been directed at a bouncy clip by Walter Bobbie ("Venus in Fur"), it is inevitable that regrettable words will be spoken.

When partners try to resolve a conflict when they are upset, they are more likely to say regrettable words that will harm the relationship.

A regrettable choice of words was largely to blame.

Dunn and Steinberg both use the word regrettable to describe the acrimony that the trial brought out.

It is truly regrettable that there are words and actions that target certain countries and races.

Do your best to avoid things escalating into cruel words and regrettable actions and give each other space when needed.

Reporters can't draw common-sense conclusions, let alone challenge words like "regrettable" and allow a moral intelligence to shine through their prose.

Despite this, and the regrettable coinage of the word Cardusian, Daniels's book is as generous and full of insight as his subject; praise indeed.

"REGRETTABLE" is probably a milder word than most taxpayers would pick to sum up the gross mismanagement of Japan's banks, and the huge government bail-out that has followed.

"Basically it said they had reviewed the complaint against me and they had found that the complaint was upheld and they used the word it was regrettable that I was expelled from the party".