Sentence examples for enduring regret from inspiring English sources

The Gherkin went up before Garrett arrived in London, to his enduring regret.

There is no arc, no progress, no exciting reversal of fortune; there's just the memory of shame and enduring regret.

There is no arc, no progress, no satisfying symmetry, no exciting reversal of fortune; there's just the memory of shame and enduring regret.

We were all motivated by an enduring regret about what happened to that – through the determination of a Tower Hamlets councillor to demolish it – and I felt, 'Let's not have that again'.

Adaptation's interpretation of Susan Orlean's Orchid Thief is my nomination for the oddest film version; and, until I looked on YouTube, it was a source of enduring regret that I'd never seen the musical version of Moby Dick, a maritime romp set in a swimming pool at a girls' boarding school.

More than a few, to their enduring regret, agreed.

His other enduring regrets are that injuries stopped him shining in two spells at his beloved West Ham, and also that he did not join Liverpool in 2002 when he had the chance.

When a man admits to racking up a $700,000 hotel bill, it's always going to seem more like enduring hubris than regret.

Conversely, descriptions of troubled death experiences caused enduring feelings of regret and guilt amongst some of the former carers with seemingly lasting impacts on their bereavement experiences.

When I asked if she harbors any regrets about an enduring metier that could have been, Guryan responded firmly and simply, "No".

He can look back with pride on his place as one of England's most enduring talents, although he will always regret the manner in which it concluded, a short appearance as a substitute in a meaningless goalless draw against Costa Rica in Belo Horizonte.