Sentence examples for bitterly rue from inspiring English sources

If she does not regret it already, Secretary Clinton will come to bitterly rue her association with the shameful Mideast policies of this administration.

For now, that sense of "mildly nauseous" will surely remain in quotation marks in the news pages of The Times, or will be paraphrased into "nauseated". And lexical sticklers — or at least the ones bitterly ruing Mrs. Clinton's loss — might tell Mr. Comey that they find him a lot more than just mildly nauseous.

And it's something I bitterly regret.

Johnston rued bitterly that the Rhodesians had apparently made practical arrangements for an independent office in Lisbon anyway, even going to the trouble of renting the prospective mission premises.

Since the 1980s Wall Street has built up merchant banking in boom times, only to rue it bitterly afterwards.

Muscat said he was "bitterly disappointed" to crash out, ruing early chances not taken by Thompson.

Later, in a particularly heartbreaking scene, ostracised and depressed, he's seen self-harming, talking bitterly about how his parents told him when he was diagnosed that "it made him unique", and rueing that if he's not gifted, that "just leaves you weird".

For Rue".

Rue Weygand and Rue Allenby.

Rue Montmartre.

Rue Lepic.