Sentence examples for Momentary regret from inspiring English sources
It read: Rangers 2, Devils 2. There might have been momentary regret about that score, but there should have been no genuine complaint from either team.
He regretted that momentary urge that made him desert and which changed his life forever, he said.
His dismissal may not have been as dumb as the senseless handball that deprived Claudio Cannigia of a place in the 1990 World Cup final, but, as he was escorted from the pitch under a hail of bottles, you can be sure he regretted his momentary lapse of reason.
Don't let momentary sadness cause you to regret your big decisions -- remember you can't avoid the trade-offs.
Any momentary dietary gratification will come with guilt, regret, and probably cursing your skinny jeans that mysteriously "shrunk" in the dryer when you put them on the following morning.
It offers a momentary break from the avalanche of verdicts, assumptions, disappointments, and regrets that have come to overwhelm discussions about the Arab Spring, and it allows us to consider what actually occurred in 2011 in the Middle East.
Despite his momentary sense of longing, Pettitte said he was thoroughly enjoying his retirement and does not regret his decision to step away.
This gave declarer momentary hope.
Ecological momentary assessment.
