Sentence examples for a bit regretful from inspiring English sources

He was always a bit regretful at leaving the city, so he is thrilled to be back.

Smart female commentators like Rebecca Traister of Salon were impressed by the first lady's speech and yet a bit regretful that it essentially blotted out this Ivy League-educated woman's accomplishments beyond those of "Mom in Chief".

He sounded a bit regretful, it seemed to me, that he was not in a position to give posterity an opportunity to inspect some of his more stunning creations.

"I'm a bit regretful I didn't say I could get a medal, because if I had a bit of belief in myself from the start I could have actually had one.

"However, this often leads to a little too much indulging, leaving you feeling bloated, sluggish and a little bit regretful".

"He understood perfectly, though I think he was a little bit regretful.

You may be even just a little bit regretful about all the things you wanted to do with her before she jumped the nest.

He just hovers there bawling, so he may be a bit more regretful about the kiss that started it all.

The instant gratification of lighting up a ciggie is usually pretty quickly replaced with a bit of a gross, regretful feeling.

That number, and the fact that the scandal was prompted by the chairman's own regretful confession, seems a bit quaint now.

Harry sounds so regretful that I'm a bit thrown.