Sentence examples for apparent regret from inspiring English sources

"The longer it waits, the harder it gets," he says, with no apparent regret.

Chancellor Gerhard Schroder accepted the resignations without apparent regret, an indication that he had grown exasperated with the muddled response to the disease of the two ministers and encouraged them to quit.

"I was born 6-foot-4 -- tall, dark, and handsome -- so I am always standing out in the crowd anyway," said Mr. Jennings, with no apparent regrets.

This President, as far as I know, has never said any such thing; he has no apparent regrets in that department.

Edward J. Snowden, a 29-year-old former employee of a government contracting firm, acknowledged with no apparent regrets that he was responsible for providing journalists at the Guardian and the Washington Post with evidence of what he called an "architecture of oppression".

"We regret all loss of life in these reported clashes and have expressed our condolences to Turkey for the apparent loss of a Turkish soldier".

"It was very, very apparent that he regretted it," she told me.

The next morning it quickly becomes apparent that Pete regrets having sex with Harry – however there's still one twist left to come.

Despite receiving credit for the Avatar's apparent death, Zuko regrets his role therein.

The former prime minister, speaking at his second appearance at the Iraq inquiry, said his apparent refusal to express regret for the decisions that led to war at his first appearance before the committee had been misinterpreted.

We regret the apparent inconsistency in figure quality.