Sentence examples for to be regretted from inspiring English sources

Not unfortunate, not "to be regretted".

That prospect ought to be regretted.

It's to be regretted — certainly by me — but so what?

"The loss of Ruth is greatly to be regretted," he said.

It is to be regretted that his talents did not successfully expand to the cinema screen.

Anything which stands in the way of access to information at Westminster is to be regretted.

Leaving the EU will unquestionably be bad for the environment, and is deeply to be regretted.

His going from government may yet come to be regretted far more than his presence there was ever admired.

Far from being a loss to be regretted, however, this heavenly tithe is an indication that all is well.

"It's been the longest six months," a period to be regretted and put in the past, he said.

Individuals behave in a way they might assess as perfectly proper, and yet the collective result is to be regretted.