Sentence examples for continue to regret from inspiring English sources

"I continue to regret the misunderstanding between us.

I am just starting the process of trying to understand why I responded the way I did, which I continue to regret.

The chairwoman of the S.E.C., Mary L. Schapiro, called the Madoff episode "a failure that we continue to regret" in a statement issued on Wednesday.

"It is a failure that we continue to regret, and one that has led us to reform in many ways how we regulate markets and protect investors," the S.E.C. chairman, Mary L. Schapiro, said in a statement Friday.

Strop-lovers will welcome the return of drama to the dully consensual world of 21st-century prize giving, and continue to regret the walk-out that got away, when Joanna Lumley was a judge in 1985 and the Booker went to the unknown pipe-smoking New Zealander Keri Hulme.

"It is a failure that we continue to regret, and one that has led us to reform in many ways how we regulate markets and protect investors," she said earlier this month.

Meanwhile Lou Lou remained a sourpuss and chewed on some humble pie as he continued to regret his decision to let Paul go last year.

Pell said he continued to regret the misunderstanding between himself and David Ridsdale and he stood by his previous sworn denial of Ridsdale's allegations.

"His Oeuvre," starring another favorite alter ego, might easily have been an outtake from his last Bech book ("Bech at Bay"): it desultorily chronicles the aging novelist Henry Bech's fleeting encounters with three women he had affairs with several decades ago, including one whose disappearance he continues to regret.

He continued to regret the loss of his childhood home and wrote frequently of how it was so cruelly snatched from him by the war, subsequent poverty, and his mother's death.

States may continue to express regret for what they did in the name of fraudulent science and social hypocrisy, but the stain really doesn't go away.