Sentence examples similar to that regrettably so from inspiring English sources

He told the chamber: "She has herself been out of office for more than 20 years but the ideas that she embodied remain regrettably so dominant in our politics". The Green MSP highlighted the "relentless attention to individualism" under her government, resulting in the "exclusion of every collective solution to problems".

"The likelihood is so strong that regrettably it's a question of when and how significant, rather than if.

It is clear, and regrettably so, what many Long Islanders think.

It is not the first time it has happened, regrettably so.

The "poet of the people" is today more often invoked than read, but regrettably so: his prose is understated and evocative.

At his talk, he showed additional films that regrettably aren't on display at List.

And, I think regrettably so.

In my 10 or so years in a science career, I have heard and participated in many discussions about the difficulties scientists face in pursuing careers while raising families difficulties that, regrettably, lead many talented women to leave the profession.

London, as is regrettably so often the way, is the inspiration for too much material, but perhaps a lot of that is due to its usefulness as a totem.

"I fear that that, regrettably, may be occurring".

But that, regrettably, is not what we get.