Sentence examples for from regret from inspiring English sources

The current success liberates Bothroyd from regret.

Better to be an exile from regret.

Or just as likely, one could say, the costly psychotherapy that so often stems from regret.

Made in Nishapur, Iran in the tenth century, this creamy, white piece is decorated with a seemingly abstract design on its perimeter, in fact a Kufic script that reads: "Planning before work protects you from regret; prosperity and peace".

The songs, which she wrote without collaborators, are extra long, and cover a multitude of relationships, in moods that range from regret to a surprising, and somewhat satisfying, cattiness.

In Ireland, a familiar list of opposition politicians from Sinn Fein to independents have regurgitated the claims verbatim, and speakers from Regret have even been invited to address the Irish parliament.

So, where does this leave Obama, apart from regretting ever mentioning red lines?

Far from regretting the choice of words and the controversy it has generated, he appears to relish it.

Far from regretting his contribution to the groundbreaking mental health debate in the chamber six months ago, he has found making the political weather liberating.

Far from regretting their adventure, Donna says she's glad they didn't do their homework, because if they had, "we wouldn't be here right now.

Over the past decades technology forecasting has experienced its ups and downs, from regrets that this domain remains 'underdeveloped' outside the United States [50] to renewed interest with the focus on innovation and solid scientific opportunities [48].