Sentence examples for final remorse from inspiring English sources

The reality is, however, that it is Bolingbroke who motors the play from the initial appeal against Mowbray to the final remorse over Richard's death.

The tenor Fabio Sartori, a big man with a big voice, gives a forthright portrayal of Riccardo that reaches its high point in his final aria of remorse.

He finally showed remorse.

And he could hardly have anticipated that he would end up spending his hero's final twelve hours filled with remorse over having rashly contributed to the media frenzy that so agonized the Paterno family in the past dozen weeks.

The story, written by Craig Storper, is simple and spare: a basic narrative of righteous vengeance, of necessary killin' -- without remorse and without the final g.

The Proust connection goes even deeper, since the scene has an almost direct emotional parallel in In Search Of Lost Time, where Marcel is rude to his grandmother in her final days and subsequently haunted by remorse.

In the final scene, he carries 16 years of remorse like a dowager's hump on his back.

Mr. Stewart was also one of the more stubborn Scrooges, resisting the expression of any real remorse until well into the final spirit's gruesome visit.

Reutter repeated the same move in the final, bumping into Park, and later expressed remorse for both mistakes, stating "I think the room was there but maybe I just wasn't there.

The final evidence for Armstrong's lack of remorse is when he is explaining the 'generation of doping' and says, "I didn't create it, but I didn't stop it.

Woods was asked Wednesday if he felt any relief or any remorse now that his divorce was final.