Sentence examples for with regrets from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with regrets" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express sorrow or disappointment about a situation, often in formal communication such as letters or emails.
Example: "I must inform you that, with regrets, we cannot accommodate your request at this time."
Alternatives: "with sorrow" or "with disappointment".
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