Sentence examples for this regrettable fact from inspiring English sources

How does this regrettable fact justify government oversight of private expression?

When a US state department report pointed the finger at Hudal in 1984, the Vatican reacted with fury, but after Steinacher's book there should be no doubt of Rome's complicity, despite the regrettable fact that the Vatican archives are still closed for this period.

The estimates had been given by highly qualified experts, but the regrettable fact is that wild variations have always characterized the art market.

The first has to do with the regrettable fact that some relationships that start out with such promise do end because the individuals grow apart.

(Except that most Filipinos can't speak proper Spanish, thanks to the regrettable fact that the Spaniards never bothered to introduce universal education in their key Asian colony. Spanish was used as a language of distinction and exclusion rather than nation-building and collective identity).

And perhaps this is not a regrettable fact: "At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be infinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomed by us because unfathomable" (Walden, XVII).

Along this line, it is a regrettable fact that software development is often discounted in the scientific community.

Which regrettable fact may also mean that there are more of us thinking for ourselves.

As with anywhere else in the world, sexual violence is a regrettable fact of life in the Arab region.

The regrettable fact is that the policies implemented by Mr Obama are materially indistinguishable from those of George Bush at the end of his second term.

Not long ago, visible panty lines were an accepted, if regrettable, fact of life -- as were unwhitened teeth or hair without highlights.