Sentence examples for immense regret from inspiring English sources

For a gymnast, even a brief holiday can be a source of immense regret; they lose condition quickly, and it takes weeks to regain it.

This sort of work, however, was ephemeral, and has left almost nothing behind, to the immense regret of art historians, who have often fretted that he was wasting his time.

"A line has to be drawn at some stage and whilst with immense regret at losing a player of Gareth's quality, who I believe is still a Wiganer at heart, we have concluded that that time is now for the good of the Wigan squad, the coaching staff and for the Wigan fans.

My anxiety triggered immense feelings of regret and fear.

Whatever it was like to live through, one can't as a reader regret the immense delay and traumatic contributions of Fitzgerald's life.

In its interim management statement, the company said it was announcing Mr Cameron's death with "deep regret", adding that "immense focus" remained on emphasising and maintaining safety at its mines.

Meanwhile the French athlete Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad, who was stripped of his 3,000m steeplechase gold medal for taking his vest off and sticking it in his mouth, insisted he has no regrets despite his "immense sadness" at being disqualified.

But I regret first and foremost the immense harm, certainly in the West Midlands where deindustrialisation occurred.

Of Mycenae at sunset: "The space is immense, the silence so absolute that the foot regrets having caused a stone to roll.

While Davis defended his involvement with Equatorial Guinea, he told 100Reporters that he regrets the Ivory Coast affair – calling it an "immense mistake" and that he should have been transparent about his role.

There are angels of immense spiritual purity whose fatal flaw -- and most aching regret -- is their lack of corporeal existence.