MR. JACKMAN: As a substitute for our President, who regretfully is absent in Chicago, I was given a biographical summary of our guest speaker today. ❋ Unknown (1953)
He fingered the coin regretfully and laid it on the counter with ❋ Owen Johnson (1915)
It's obvious that you continue to come here for some sort of validation; regretfully, that is something that I'm no longer willing to offer you. ❋ Unknown (2009)
[265] "Puseyism" was unknown in the days when this drawing was made; but the kindly and helpful influences of what may be called ecclesiastical sentiment, which, in a morbidly exaggerated condition, forms one of the principal elements of "Puseyism," -- I use this word regretfully, no other existing which will serve for it, -- had been known and felt in our wild northern districts long before. ❋ John Ruskin (1859)
I always look at the 'regretfully' as a polite, goodwill kindof thing. ❋ Editorial Anonymous (2008)
He has also "regretfully" had to accept those of the ministers of defence, Mosiuoa Lekota; intelligence, Ronnie Kasrils; correctional services, Ngconde Balfour; public enterprises, Alec Erwin; science and technology, Mosibudi Mangena; public works, Thoko Didiza; provincial and local government, Sydney Mufamadi; and public service and administration, Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I remain open to receiving further information, but at this point I must regretfully conclude that there was no substance to the original message--"regretfully," because there is a sufficiency of well-founded instances of police brutality against Native people, whose word is not always given the credibility it deserves. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Gavin Woods (IFP) said his party would also "regretfully" not be able to support it as they had not received all the necessary documentation in time to make an informed judgement. ❋ Unknown (1997)
The Japanese Commandant had "regretfully" cut the camp's rations due to "bad harvests," so even the tiny desperation stocks of the units had gone. ❋ Clavell, James, 1924- (1962)
But, "regretfully," it's never been anything more than talk. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
But I guess he takes it from his father; and my dad, "regretfully," never drove anything better 'n horses in his whole life. ❋ Esther Birdsall Darling (N/A)
But I do wish, "regretfully," that they could all be the same sort of half-breeds -- to make them more uniform as to size and style. ❋ Esther Birdsall Darling (N/A)
"Ah!" regretfully, "I am afraid I have annoyed you -- and that you need protection more than you suspect." ❋ Unknown (1907)
I can't muss mine up much more than it always is, "regretfully," but you can take your braid out, and throw your hair all around. ❋ Elizabeth Weston Timlow (1896)
The U.S. bishops believe it does and said they "regretfully" opposes the bill even though they have been pushing for health care reform for more than four decades. ❋ Eric Gorski (2010)
The U.S. bishops believe it does and said they "regretfully" oppose the bill even though they have been pushing for health care reform for more than four decades. ❋ By ERIC GORSKI (2010)
U.S. bishops believe it does and said they "regretfully" oppose the bill even though they have been pushing for health-care reform for more than four decades. ❋ Unknown (2010)
