Sentence examples for thought regrettable from inspiring English sources

Somewhere Towards the End by Diana Athill 192pp, Granta Books, £12.99 Diana Athill is 90 and has almost no regrets, despite having lived a life which most women of her class and era might have thought regrettable in the extreme.

Suite101.com's Hana Lewis thought it was "regrettable" that the pilot's jokes revolved "solely around gay stereotypes and sexual innuendo".

Moreover, receiving little information about the donor during the process of treatment was retrospectively thought to be regrettable by some, whereas for others, specific information, including information about donor siblings, was now thought of as a potential intrusion into family life.

I think that's regrettable.

"I just think it's regrettable.

"I think it's regrettable that UWIC has allowed that area to be unused, however.

And I think that is regrettable, and it's a real oversight on his part.

"I do think it's regrettable," Humphrys says, "that too many weeks go by without a female presenter.

"I think that's regrettable but it's a reflection of the fact that the public has lost faith and we as editors can't ignore that.

"I think it is regrettable that the U.S. is not with us when we are upholding some important values, I believe, for the American people".

I think it is regrettable that a lot of the recent discussion has been about 'submissions' and 'returns to the regulator'.