Sentence examples for called regret from inspiring English sources

Craig Silverman, a Canadian journalist with a book and a Web site about corrections called "Regret the Error," expressed chagrin.

There's a dish [at El Chemistri], for instance, called Regret.

But, before long, that perceived "inconvenience" becomes a real problem, and a person is left with a very powerful thing called regret.

Over time, with learning, experience, and exposure to some of the wonderful evidence-based psychotherapies like cognitive-behavior therapy, I have found that some strategies in particular make an impact on my clients who struggle with this terrible affliction called regret.

He has retreated to his apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to finish a collection of short stories, "At a Place of Remembrances on an Island Called Regret".

It was a small show, called "Regrets"—two paintings, ten drawings, and two prints, all of which had come out of a creased and damaged photograph of Lucian Freud, sitting on a bed and clutching his forehead.

Kathryn Schulz, the author of "Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error," calls regret an "existential wake-up call" and shares research about our top regrets.

"Too Late Now" joined to "What Did I Have That I Don't Have?," both written with Burton Lane, made perfectly matched expressions of what Mr. Ross called "rue and regret".

Before Saturday night's game at Citi Field, Dickey (8-5) reflected on what he called the regret factor in baseball and how he had none after Friday night's game.

In September Ms. Spain and her backers, the Brave New Foundation, are bringing the group of widows Ms. Davis documented to Los Angeles for a screening of their stories in Ms. Spain's three-part series called "We Regret to Inform You" (which will be seen on intheirboots.com in September).

It's simply called having regret.