Sentence examples for are regrets for from inspiring English sources

He added: "I am hugely sympathetic to the families of the victims, and I am sure that there are regrets for all the institutions involved at the time, including the Government".

Missing it may well be regretted for generations to come.

All it got was "regret" for the Chinese pilot's presumed death.

This is to be regretted, for it not only results in an overemphasis that destroys intellectual balance but it also has relegated to the background some of the more exciting aesthetic accomplishments of the Native American.

In "American Terrorist," by Lou Michel and Dan Herbeck, Mr. McVeigh referred to the children killed in the blast as "collateral damage" and said that, when he first saw television pictures after the blast, his first feeling was regret for not bringing the whole building down.

Nor is this shift in emphasis to be regretted; for the existence of art as a major human institution reminds us of the need for a theory that will attribute more to aesthetic experience than enjoyment and that will explain the profundity of the impressions that we receive from beauty impressions that may provide both meaning and solace to those who experience them.

There should also be regret for Tan too.

So although Hurka is clearly right in so far as he is saying that a correct moral choice can be regretted for non-moral reasons, he can go no further than that.

We cannot help but feel Dujardin's competitors who plumped for Phil Collins are regretting their choice.

"I knew if I made one mistake here I was out early and I'd be regretting it for the rest of my life.

Lack of media representation and low level of representation of health workers (who would be directly responsible for implementation) was regretted by respondents in retrospect.