Sentence examples for was most regrettable from inspiring English sources

It was most regrettable that later on the other side a second appeared.

As copies were delivered to them, Speaker John Bercow suspended proceedings for five minutes, saying it was "most regrettable".

But he said Mr Davis's decision to "unilaterally" cut out parts of the papers was "most regrettable" and he had been too slow to release them to MPs.

I also believe the vote against any proposal or amendment to condemn or stop the illegal, immoral and unjust war against Iraq during the last mini-session was most regrettable.

What is most regrettable is that the newspapers didn't scrum together in a show of solidarity.

What's most regrettable is that Stiller, affecting a silly voice, gives probably the worst performance of his career.

(Otherwise, one would be showing off, which would be most regrettable).

"The whole situation is most regrettable," Stringer said in a statement released through Rutgers.

"That's probably the thing that's most regrettable," Ms. Bannerman said.

What is most regrettable, though, is that Ginsberg abandoned the first phase of his photography career just when American society was beginning to undergo its unprecedented transformations.

Yes, that's all true, say analysts of the "yes, Xi can" persuasion – and, if they are outside the system, they usually add that it is most regrettable.