Sentence examples for began sorry from inspiring English sources

A Voices piece on Monday began: "Sorry if this column makes some of you miserable or cross".

Sitting in the kitchen with the would-be-burglar Mr Holmberg began feeling sorry for the man and offered him a cup of coffee.

"Then again, why would he do this to me?" He still didn't think he had done anything wrong, but Galla began feeling sorry for him.

You can blame the bankers for anything you like nowadays, but even the Socialists began feeling sorry for Dati, who not so long ago was being tipped to become France's first female-conservative-single-mum-Muslim president.

Today, having finished the last rites, the others of Mr. Sharma's Hindu clan began a sorry, fearful exodus from this mostly Muslim area, trickling down from their hilltop homes with possessions -- bedding, plastic water jugs and trunks -- loaded on their backs.

At some point, I began using "sorry" as a synonym for "excuse me".

We were mad, we were frustrated, you even got to a point, I think, where you begin feeling sorry for yourself".

When you have a hard time loving yourself or begin feeling sorry for yourself, a good way to combat the feeling is to focus on doing something kind for someone else.

"I began to feel sorry for myself.

He began to be sorry he had come along.

From Kate Kelly's "Street Fighters," with addenda in brackets: "Jamie, Parrr began, "I'm sorry to bother you.