Sentence examples for Great remorse from inspiring English sources

He was put to death in 524, to the great remorse of Theodoric.

The attendant explained to us, with great remorse, that it had been thrown out.

(Warren later publicly expressed great remorse about this policy and, in a 1972 interview, wept over it).

When Maurice Raynal - the noted art critic died, Picasso felt great remorse, he told his English friend.

His face showed little emotion, even as he professed great remorse and deep shame for his actions.

Mr Ibrahim was spared a sentence of death by stoning because the incident occurred many years ago and because he had shown "great remorse," Judge Nuhu Mohammed said.

During a 2014 ESPN interview, the mercurial basketball great expressed remorse for comments he made suggesting that Kenneth Bae, an American missionary who was then being held captive by North Korea, was somewhat responsible for his fate.

Parsifal's great outburst of remorse and understanding after Kundry's kiss was unquestionably the highlight, grippingly articulated and ideal for his voice's current stage of development.

"He has accepted responsibility for his part, he has shown great and real remorse over a long period of time in a genuine way, and the parole board feels it is no longer necessary to imprison him for public safety," said the lawyer, Dominic Lloyd.

"I feel great shame and remorse when I think of the La Bianca children and their family today...when I think back on the night of August 10th, all I think about is the horror these two very innocent human beings were subjected to.

But there was no great sense of buyers' remorse among leave voters, with most standing by their decision.