Sentence examples for enough regret from inspiring English sources

"The fact that there was torture and the fact that Aussaresses doesn't express enough regret about it but instead says he had to do it, that it was his mission," said Xavier de Bartillat, the general's editor, echoing the court's unanimous ruling, "this is simply part of the story, part of our history, our collective memory".

But I'll be back, because I have enough regrets already.

I had enough regrets already, didn't want to add any more.

A small but significant number of the North Melbourne fans present booed him throughout Saturday's game, a petty and small-hearted act that they might eventually evolve enough to regret.

I have worn Spanx for a total of five minutes in my life, just long enough to regret the money I spent on them after realizing that wearing Spanx is equivalent to being swallowed by a boa constrictor.

Instead Nick chose the Tories and now the odds are 50-50 on whether he actually lives long enough to regret it, or whether Cameron and he are carried out of Whitehall with their heads on pikes first, well before a new election can be called.

But I eventually made it to Aswan safely enough, and regretted the obnoxious behaviour I displayed.

He never lived long enough to not regret finishing school, or to not regret going to the gym often enough.

Paracetamol overdoses don't make people feel sleepy and they may feel well for 24 hours – enough time to regret taking too many tablets in the first place.

Their best friends are two food writers (Dennis Quaid and Andie MacDowell) who have a strong enough marriage but regret that they possibly were not as gloriously happy as they might have been.

The opener, "Grey in L.A.," is a jaunty ode in which Wainwright tweaks the city for its oppressive good weather, name-drops the eco-warrior Laurie David and the über-producer Brad Grey, and adds just enough resignation and regret to counter his (considerable) cleverness.