Sentence examples for future regrets from inspiring English sources

If life is about eliminating as many future regrets as possible, then you need to make the most of your opportunities at university.

If I am going to travel to Israel in six months' time and will regret not knowing any Hebrew once I get there, then I have a reason to study Hebrew now, even if I don't now care about my future regrets or about whether I will know Hebrew while I am in Israel.

I want to avoid future regrets by learning to be more centered in the present (mindful) with appreciation for what life is offering at any given moment (reverence).

Not because I think it's a barbaric sport that's full of too much aggression and future regrets, but because it means that the man I love will be glued to the television screen for at least eight hours EVERY Saturday and Sunday, and I will be S.O.L. Which comes as no surprise because his love affair with football began long before I entered the picture.

Instructions for considering the effects of subject identification were found in the instructions of two journals, one of which instructed authors to pay attention to the possibility that children may have future regrets about the publication of their identifying information, even if their parents consented to it at the time.

By trying something new, you're minimizing future regrets.

My intention was to minimize my future regret.

"Let it be known I will not spend one moment of my future regretting what might have been," Lhota said.

It was Sraffa, he tells me, who later recommended Sen for a prize fellowship with the proposition that "he is the only one of this year's candidates whom we might in the future regret not having chosen".

One is thus bound to experience future regret.

Thus, we could also evaluate to what extent they changed their minds when introducing a future regret as new information.