Sentence examples for Much regretted from inspiring English sources

"Mr Layfield made it clear at the time that he very much regretted his behaviour, and continues to do so.

"I also made it very clear that I very much regretted if any procedures either within police or the hospital were not up to standard," he said.

It is frank, as Bergman was, about his egotism, his tantrums, his unruly private life and his adolescent admiration for Hitler, much regretted in later life, that began during a 1934 visit to Germany.

Morris's longtime colleague William Nell publicly lamented that "owing to a combination wholly unexpected and never to be too much regretted, numbers of young men were induced to refrain from enlisting in the 54th, and thus lost the golden privilege of having their names enrolled in the first colored regiment from the North".

She said she "very much" regretted that the "reap the whirlwind" had been posted to the website, adding that it did not reflect Stop the War's official position, and indicating that steps would be taken to take greater control of content is posted on the organisation's website.

"He very much regretted the embarrassment that had been caused," the document said, giving the president's account of how "he had been woken at three o'clock in the morning when on a so-called golfing vacation" with a request to intervene, and emphasizing how "lives were at stake" because of the risk of leaks.

"I very much regret my errors".

Mrs Liddell said: "I very much regret his resignation as my PPS.

"We very much regret our lapse of oversight," LPL said in a statement released on Tuesday.

"I very much regret the fact that I ever saw these people," he said.

Jenkins said: "We very much regret the situation that led to this settlement.