Sentence examples for acutely regretted from inspiring English sources

As we reached the final burning shed sequence (by halfway through, I had reasoned that it would be better if Theo watched to the end to see for himself that it didn't end in catastrophe; a calculation I acutely regretted), I could see myself paying for years of intensive therapy, for both of us.

She regretted and regretted and regretted.

4 patients regretted the surgeries.

Gabriella talks freely and acutely; with a regret not of wishing things different but of allowing them, for a moment, the freedom to be different.

Instead of exploring psychopathy as one might have expected, Rendell gives an acutely observed portrayal of old age through her characters' regrets, losses and bewilderment.

Whether writing about the waning of the Old West in "Lonesome Dove" and "Streets of Laredo" or simply chronicling an aging woman's reminiscences and regrets in "The Evening Star," he has always been acutely attuned to the wages of time and change.

"I express regrets, regrets, regrets," he said.

"Zero regrets".

This point simply doesn't seem that controversial, and it seems curious that many people are acutely upset by the idea that having children may lead to less moment-to-moment well-being and greater anxiety, even if in the long run parents say they find it rewarding and don't regret doing it.

Ah, regret.

Regret it?