Sentence examples for abiding regrets from inspiring English sources
We know of his preference at the bar, yet one of my abiding regrets is that no director, however gargantuan his budget, has had the courage to shape a scene around Bond's predilection for potato salad.
"It is a matter of abiding regret that Blair Peach was killed that day".
Liverpool's Jamie Carragher, who is three days away from his last game for the club, said yesterday that his failure to secure a Premier League title with club would remain his abiding regret.
In the book's early pages, he sketches out the basics of a conventionally numbed existence whose most notable features are obsessive sports fandom, an unfortunate tendency to refer to what might be love as being "cunt-gripped", and an abiding regret at kitting out his practice without a private office.
However, it takes no special acuity to see that his memoir is the work of a 60-year-old man with many regrets but an abiding commitment to learn from mistakes and make a positive contribution to the world.
It's clear that he did so with some regret: his work and the people he met were sources of abiding pleasure.
That the scheme could destroy the works of man might be a personal regret but remained, in the larger picture I had come to recognize, a matter of abiding indifference.
Poverty is an abiding theme.
That's one abiding memory.
