Sentence examples for regrettably brief from inspiring English sources
The most evocatively named monster, Obnoxious Celtic Guardian, makes a regrettably brief appearance.
The book has more than a little relevance to New Yorkers, too, in its regrettably brief passages about the rebuilding of London.
It's an assumption that leaves a lot of talented actors hanging, the exception being James Le Gros, who makes a very funny, regrettably brief appearance as a would-be Lothario who turns a rueful caress of his mustache into an epic of smut.
It's been quite a while since Andrew Lloyd Webber's megahit musical "Cats" curled up on the stage of the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, but the show is back now, even if it is for a regrettably brief visit.
Regrettably, at a Pentagon press briefing last week announcing that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, and five others had been charged and faced the death penalty, General Hartmann again declined to rule out the use of evidence acquired through waterboarding.
After dinner I followed some members of Congress in a spontaneous and very brief dive into the sea and regrettably I jumped into the water without a swimsuit".
Jones ends "The March on Washington" with a brief survey of civil rights developments into 1964 and early 1965, but regrettably fails to extend his account to address the "Freedom Budget for All Americans" that Randolph and Rustin, with the endorsement of King and many other luminaries, put forward in 1966.
Unforgettable, regrettably.
Regrettably, the opposite happened.
