Sentence examples for even regretful from inspiring English sources
He never let on if he was unsure or even regretful.
As we trudge through the thing He's told us to do, we may become weary, fearful, embarrassed, or even regretful that we stepped out on faith only to face ridicule, questioning of motives, and a major side eye from friends, family, and even strangers.
He speaks with a German accent but without harshness, and his words come out pleasantly, in an even, regretful-sounding way.
Indeed, both made their fortunes from wistful, if-only songs, which sounded even more regretful when translated into English and given words that emphasised the minor key.
Of course, there are certain things I like better about college, but it surprised me that I even felt a little regretful.
That'll just make them even more angry and regretful they came (if you set them up telling them: You: "Wanna eat some lunch at Denny's?" Them: Sure, but wait, is gonna be there? You: Nope! Them: Okay, I'll see ya there).. Maybe they didn't decide to speak out to each other.
A new study demonstrates that these cognitive differences manifest themselves in brain scans and physiological responses, revealing that, unlike healthy adults, both depressed adults and young people treat missed opportunities and genuine losses as equally regretful events -- even if they were not directly responsible.
You may be even just a little bit regretful about all the things you wanted to do with her before she jumped the nest.
Well, Thomas Bjorn is a very tall bruiser of a Dane who once beat Woods in Dubai despite spending 72 holes in the world number one's presence but even he was reduced to a regretful hulk of a golfer after a disappointing morning at the office in the Midlands.
The word "regret" is particularly regretful.
