Sentence examples for may regret being from inspiring English sources

Given her recent ousting as controller of BBC 2 and 4, Shillinglaw may regret being so conscientiousness.

Still, the board may regret being quite so quick to throw its full support behind Mr. Murdoch and the current management.

However, you may regret being too honest when the moment would have been better if a while lie was given.

The only move La Russa said he may regret was starting the 21-year-old rookie Rick Ankiel, who was dreadful tonight and left in the first inning.

Instead we often focus on forging ahead, ignoring the regrets we may feel ("No regrets!" being a familiar phrase and ideal), pretending them "away," making do and moving on, even while we may be tripping up over unacknowledged regrets and all the feelings piled on top of or buried under them.

Others may regret they were not given a more memorable moniker.

From the perspective of late middle age, I may regret having been published in these magazines.

"We may regret that there was not a detailed report but at that time, 40 years ago, there was no recording," he said.

Given the rules of regeneration theoretically permit the Doctor to become anyone, many may regret there has been no change of race or gender – although, following recent concern over misogynist attacks online, female actors may be relieved to have avoided becoming a test case for the limits of Twitter tolerance by feminising a famously boy-centred franchise.

"Sometimes we say things, or we have thoughts that we may regret, but it is time to turn the page now," the Prime Minister told supporters in his home district of Shawinigan.

Critics like Sathananthan may regret that Musharraf was shown the door by the people of Pakistan, and some even bemoan the new civilian government and how it came into power.