Sentence examples for lifelong regrets from inspiring English sources

At worse, poor experiences leave families with painful memories of unnecessary suffering and lifelong regrets about their choices.

Andy Warhol was a collector of Vigango ancestor figures, and it seems to be one of Wolfe's few lifelong regrets that he didn't trade Warhol a figure for a portrait, as Warhol wanted.

Mandanna delicately charts the psychological breakdown that leads him to violence and lifelong regret.

For his part, Himmler had eagerly marched off to war, entering a Bavarian regiment in 1918, but to his lifelong regret was demobilized before he could see action.

His lifelong regret (regret is hope backward, and sustains almost as well) was failing to get rich at the building of the Suez Canal.

To his lifelong regret, the outbreak of war prevented him from taking up his scholarship: "I volunteered, you see, being stupid," he recalled, with a shrug.

Many mothers, including women as astonishingly middle class as Kirsty Allsop, have become hostile to the NCT's fetishisation of normal (ie, intervention-free) births, which has left too many women with healthy newborn babies feeling that a pain-relieved, orgasm-free performance is a cause for lifelong regret.

Her lifelong regret was that she could have been Scarlett O'Hara but refused the role in a dispute with her boss, Jack L. Warner.

Although he regretted his lifelong love affair with the weed, he always said his aim was to "stay fit enough to enjoy my vices".

She regrets her father's lifelong prejudice against leftovers of any kind and remembers him rejecting chopped sirloin as "hamburger".

Do you regret not having a lifelong partner?