Sentence examples for regrettably familiar from inspiring English sources
We are now in a situation were rust outbreaks are a regrettably familiar story in many coffee growing regions around the world, including Colombia.
This was a form of mayhem that Indians, regrettably, were familiar with.
This represents an assault on freedom of expression – an assault that will, regrettably, be familiar to members of the transgender community worldwide.
THE workings of Kazakhstan's political machine are regrettably now rather familiar.
In what has regrettably become an all-too familiar occurrence in America, the virulently mephitic members of the Westboro Baptist Church have announced that they plan to picket the funerals of those killed in yesterday's bombing attack on the Boston Marathon in an apparent attempt to make the actual perpetrators of the attack seem like decent human beings by comparison.
"Christmas in America," as a phenomenon of civic religion, has regrettably allowed the birth narratives of Matthew and Luke to become all-too familiar and functionally innocuous.
A couple of years ago, on an evening from which I was regrettably absent, a few friends of mine ended up partying with Andrew W.K. If you're familiar with the 32-year-old American rock star/celebrated hedonist/motivational speaker, you'll know that this is a big deal.
Unforgettable, regrettably.
Regrettably, the opposite happened.
