Sentence examples for so regretfully from inspiring English sources

The party rode into the election with an enviably minimalist campaign message – you remember it, rhymes with "long-term economic flan" – and a laundry list of eyecatching policies that they would, oh so regretfully, ditch at the merest whiff of coalition negotiations.

"When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us".

But I do so regretfully, knowing that, while I'm scoring a buzz and a refreshing drink, I'm also missing out on much of what I enjoy about my favorite beverage.

So, regretfully, he turned around, recrossed the roof, went down the stairs and through the chapel, back down the corridor and into the cell above the Castle, down the fireplace flue and back into his cell, which was ankle deep in stone and plaster from the crumbled wall.

After a few months of wallowing in the misery of my own making, I discovered the truth in the words of Alexander Graham Bell, "When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us".

And so regretfully we have to prepare ourselves for the worse over the coming weeks".

Despite several follow-up e-mails, LaBolt never got back to me, so I regretfully have to state the following: It appears that Obama, like George W. Bush, so rigidly supports Israeli policies that he is willing to trust ideologically driven right-wing think tanks more than he does reputable human rights groups.

Someone has to, regretfully so".

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"At this moment, however, I feel my priority needs to be writing rather than acting, and so I've declined, regretfully, to join them on the project.

More resilient are the curving horns on her head; at the screening I attended, the audience was offered the plastic equivalent, which I regretfully declined, so as not to block the view of the person behind me.