Sentence examples for more regretful from inspiring English sources

Here, at the 11th hour, he is more regretful about his overmastering, though obviously masterful, early lust.

He just hovers there bawling, so he may be a bit more regretful about the kiss that started it all.

Indeed, both made their fortunes from wistful, if-only songs, which sounded even more regretful when translated into English and given words that emphasised the minor key.

Four-fifths of the world's fresh water is frozen.The book's final chapter, however, takes on a more regretful tone as the author turns his attention to climate change and what it means for cold places.

Misery and stalemate ReprintsThis is a big moment for America and Iraq, yet the Iraqi government was more regretful than jubilant, calling the deal the best it could achieve after more than a year of negotiations.

If Mr. Gottlieb is right, then Dickens at the time of writing "Drood," still unable to acknowledge Ternan publicly, must have been carrying an incalculable weight of shame and guilt, and it's reasonable to assume that the relationship had by then taken on a much darker, more regretful character.

QUESTION FROM D: I wouldn't say sad or regretful, more fessing up QUESTION FROM KNOWLENGR: Is it the end of empire?

Even a turbulent and caustic song such as The One I Love sounds more becalmed and regretful: markedly different from the original.

Research subjects who were asked to select from an extensive array of alternatives, Dr. Lepper and Dr. Iyengar found, were less satisfied with their choices, found the choices themselves less attractive, and felt more frustrated and regretful than other subjects who were given only a limited number of options to choose from.

It's weird because if I listen to Back And Fourth, that's the more introspective, mournful, regretful record, and then I listen to the Black record, and it's got a lot more faith, moving forward, and power in it.

That'll just make them even more angry and regretful they came (if you set them up telling them: You: "Wanna eat some lunch at Denny's?" Them: Sure, but wait, is gonna be there? You: Nope! Them: Okay, I'll see ya there).. Maybe they didn't decide to speak out to each other.