Sentence examples for regrettably few from inspiring English sources

Di Stefano appeared in Britain regrettably few times.

Land and Freedom is the film Hart is proudest of, and one of his regrettably few starring roles.

Few companies declare in the program what recording of the music is being used, and regrettably few people in the audience ask.

The exhibition concentrates on the material culture of the Ming aristocracy; regrettably few artefacts from the bottom rungs of the social ladder survive.

Along with regrettably few others, the government of the Republic of Vanuatu has for many years supported the West Papuan people's claims for independence.

None is yet the equal of "the best Burgundy," or even close to it, and regrettably few are available outside Virginia and the District of Columbia.

And if, in later years, her stage appearances became regrettably fewer, they were all memorable.

It was as if I were living in my own private Yossi & Jagger prequel (but with regrettably fewer Israelis).

Regrettably, very few top government officials leave because of principle (think: Colin Powell).

"If judges like Leon, and they are regrettably very few these days, will not step in against the abuses of our political elite, then we are all left defenseless during this age of rampant illegality by the establishment".

Regrettably, relatively few studies in the field of rheumatology address SS specifically.