Sentence examples for totally regrettable from inspiring English sources

Bowe says: "It is totally regrettable.

There was certainly a dishonesty there that I think is totally regrettable and inexcusable.

Regrettable and totally unexpected, all the Rudolph families in the annals of America.

After receiving the unsolicited tape, the F.B.I., as if to defend itself from the sickening mistake of watching it just once, issued a simple statement, beautifully reasonable: "Daniel Rudolph's decision to maim himself is regrettable and totally unexpected".

If nothing else, T-Mobile customers at Chico State should be glad that they can totally send each other regrettable text messages, like, way faster now.

That is regrettable, but entirely expected.

Hague told The World at One on BBC Radio 4: "It is a regrettable thing and it is a totally counterproductive thing to do because the only chance of real change in Europe, the only chance of having a referendum where people can decide to stay in the EU or leave the EU is having a majority Conservative government at the election next year.

The union's acting general secretary Simon Weller said: "It was a regrettable incident, of course - but the sanction is totally unfair in this instance.

This week, he sent a 10-page letter to Mayor London Breed saying the relationship between the two cities was totally severed after the "bitter process leading up to the much regrettable conclusion" to keep the statue.

It is surprising and regrettable that The Times should have given credit to such an offensive and totally unfounded story.

"Unpaid work is totally opposed to the policy of the London Film School, the case in question constituting a regrettable error," the filmmaker said.