Sentence examples for regrettably is from inspiring English sources

The first, regrettably, is widespread and almost impossible to eradicate.

Which at this point, regrettably, is synonymous with saving it.

Part of the problem, regrettably, is the leading man.

But missing, regrettably, is that movie's inventiveness, clarity and wit.

But that, regrettably, is not what we get.

The situation, very regrettably, is going to become a crisis," by which he meant bloodshed.

President Obama has regrettably been avoiding the gun control issue.

Before Russell could edit himself, he spat out, angrily and regrettably: "Be quiet, Uncle Tom".

Tom Watson's second captaincy of the United States will regrettably be remembered for all the wrong reasons.

This was a form of mayhem that Indians, regrettably, were familiar with.

That restraint has regrettably been weakened just in time for this year's gubernatorial race.