Sentence examples for though regrettably from inspiring English sources

The American demand for drugs, which feeds the cartels, is mentioned, though regrettably not expanded upon.

Pfahler will be coming to London to perform for Meltdown, though regrettably not with her painted fellow travellers.

In "Nine Sinatra Songs" — one of Ms. Tharp's greatest hits, though regrettably unfamiliar to many today — her idiom is ballroom romance.

One scene is contrived so that Rohan really does get to rip a bodice, though regrettably it's not played for laughs.

Glaucoma, caught too late, brought a close to his artistic endeavours but not to his writing, though regrettably he declined to pen a memoir.

This helmet (which was once owned by J. P. Morgan, though regrettably the Met has no photograph of him wearing it) would be absolutely useless in battle of course and represents instead another great armorial subtext: the boundlessness of male vanity.

Regrettably, though, donors might oblige.

Regrettably, though, Mr. Bush's pro-business agenda does not include small business.

Regrettably, though, the principles of military surgery and casualty evacuation, which can be traced back to the Napoleonic wars, had to be learned over again.

Regrettably, though, the Legislature failed to complete its task by leaving intact New York's strange full-face ballot, which has all races on one page and limits the types of voting machines that can be used to record the ballots.

Regrettably, though, the Legislature failed to complete its task by leaving intact New York's strange full-face ballot, which has all races on one page and limits the types of voting machines that can be used to record ballots.