Sentence examples for Regrettable choice from inspiring English sources

If, in retrospect, "My Motherland" might seem to be a regrettable choice for a state dinner, it clearly was unintentional.

That's a regrettable choice for an audience of young people forming first impressions of one of the pillars of modern music.

After one regrettable choice — in the shape of an exclamation mark, under his eye — he said he told Mr. Cianfrance he wanted it removed before filming: "But Derek said, 'Well, this movie is about consequences.' " Mortifying as it was, the tattoo served its purpose.

But Miller's most regrettable choice is the novel's hyperactive framing device: Jacob, reincarnated as a housefly with the power to read minds and travel (imaginatively, I think) through time and space, observes and narrates the behaviour and thoughts of the modern-day characters as well as delivering flashbacks of his human past.

Mr Putin had made a "regrettable choice for Russia", she added.

A regrettable choice of words was largely to blame.

Inspired, said von Furstenberg, by early-'80s teen films like "Endless Love andd "Little Darlings" as well as by the directors' personal experiences, "Tanner Hall" is the story of three best friends and one bad seed, and the often regrettable choices they make on the path toward womanhood.

Failing to look afresh at schools can lead to regrettable choices later--and the only way to reassess with a school is through another round of research.

Reynolds looks like he forgot to say cheese bc he was mentally cataloging the regrettable choices that led to this pic.twitter.com/koFtgdNSrm.

Of course, there is no guarantee that the simple act of eating at home surrounded by family will save children from developing unhealthy lifestyles or making regrettable choices down the road.

Finally, several recent studies show an approach to travelers' decision behavior modeling more similar in spirit to a non-regrettable choice setting than to a risk/uncertainty one (see, for example, [49, 50]).