Sentence examples for too regrettable from inspiring English sources

"I also believe that Gabo won't write any more books, but I don't think this is too regrettable, because as a writer it was his destiny to have the immense satisfaction of having a totally coherent literary career many years before the end of his natural life," said Martin.

Which was also regrettable.

Pascal Bruckner, too, found plenty to regret about Sarkozy, but he felt that the ferocity and crudeness of much of the Sarkozy-bashing was also regrettable.

That is also regrettable.

Reading too much into "Regrettable Food" makes me feel a little like one of those academicians who can divine deep meaning in every finger of Michael Jackson's glove.

It's regrettable, too, that Melinda Gebbie, whose 1980s undergrounds were more distinctive and better-drawn than many featured here, is noted only for her recent collaboration with her husband, Alan Moore.

If you've ever been the parent of a teenager on the verge of becoming sexually active, you'll know this position well; they're about to do something you have no power to stop, and the best you can do is try to steer them away from anything too dangerous or regrettable.

I engaged in all the usual freshers week stuff – drinking way too much, kissing regrettable people, sleeping in until 3PM – but I couldn't shake the feeling that there was something deeply wrong.

This, too, he said, was regrettable.

It would be regrettable if too much delay were caused by the slow progress of the US domestic agenda.

In the early days, I felt the questions were a little too soft – with the regrettable exception of Kara's condescending grilling of Mark Zuckerberg four years ago.