I'm afraid I agree with you.

He said it in such an odd way that Mary wondered if he was actually a little sorry for her.

Unfortunately, I agree.

That's too bad. Where's she live?

We'd like to build the blanket and hook a power conversion system on and make electricity, they felt like they'd shot the moon.

You know, at first they were just going to write me off, like,

She was sorry to hear the bad news.

I began seriously to question my beliefs.

And, unfortunately, after thinking about this for some time,

Unfortunate?

To her disappointment, she was not there.

We were disappointed in him.

I'm sorry, she passed away some years ago.

Tough bananas.

You missed me!

Unfortunately, he was also a drunk.

A pity. A great pity.

This gave her so much to think of that she began to be quite interested and feel that she was not sorry that she had come to Misselthwaite Manor.

The pity is that he has failed.

She was sorry to hear the bad news.

I feel bad that she failed the examination.

I'm afraid there are ways in which he can return.

Sorry, that was delayed.

We regret his death.

We're very sorry about your loss.

It's a parabolic Scheffler solar cooker.

I'm afraid so, professor.

I feel sorry.

It is truly regrettable that he failed the examination.

I'm sorry for your loss.

I didn't feel like I was in the wrong body.

It is a pity that he has no sense of humor.

Then I am grateful that it is not up to you.

You know, it's a shame you're not the more trusting type, Vicki.

I regret that I can't help you.

I regret to say he's gone for good.

I regret missing the chance to meet her.

It is a pity that he can't come.

I'm sorry she's dead.

I regret missing the chance to meet her.

It's truly unfortunate that you missed the overture.

I'm afraid that goes for you, too, Colonel, sir.

But one of the things I try to do with my stand up is to break stereotypes.

I'm sorry, Frank. I think you missed it.

What a pity!