And so regretfully we have to prepare ourselves for the worse over the coming weeks".
Someone has to, regretfully so".
"We probably had a golden opportunity to launch something then," he said, "but it was obviously and regretfully not a priority".
"I learned so much at Philadanco," she said regretfully.
In 1951, Goodman regretfully parted company with the Communist party, and from then on gave his allegiance to the Labour party.
Then, around 11 P.M., he released a statement that said, "Regretfully, it's now apparent that the effort to repeal and immediately replace the failure of Obamacare will not be successful".
The artist, then in his 60s — he wouldn't live much longer — gazes down tenderly and regretfully at his young wife, with her pearlescent skin and baby-fine hair, as they walk through the Garden of Love.
Sixty-six years later, in 1893, then-Prime Minister Charilaos Trikoupis announced Greece's second bankruptcy with the historic phrase: "Regretfully, we are bankrupt".
If that feels like an uncomfortably self-pitying way to write about a happy marriage – measuring his partner's worth by his own inadequacy – then at least White seems aware of his solipsism: a song called The Martyr picks regretfully at his own self-absorption, his refusal to let things go.
("We used to have huge bushes here once, but then we had a girl raped behind them, so we had to have them removed," Mr. G says regretfully. "Chopped down. And as you can see, the kids have done an anti-rape mural behind, which is nice").
