Sentence examples for more remorse from inspiring English sources

"In terms of remorse, Your Honor, I can't imagine more remorse," he said.

But usually I do such things with more remorse than relish.

After Mr. West delivered a convoluted explanation for interrupting Ms. Swift's acceptance speech that ended succinctly, "It was rude, period," Mr. Leno leaned into his guest and squeezed him for a little more remorse.

If I met Jimmy Markum in a dark alley, I think he would have more remorse about killing me than would Cody Jarrett (Cagney's character in "White Heat"), but both Cagney and Penn are great at expressing the heat of conflicting desires — it's in their posture, in the way they move their feet, in the set of their shoulders, in their faces.

More remorse followed, this time about Anthony Porter: "I feel someone owes him an apology...the State sure as hell isn't going to apologize," Simon said.

We wanted to know why women seemed to feel more guilt, more shame, more trauma, and more remorse about the ends of friendships than the loss of romantic partners.

The government has discouraged large crowds after violent demonstrations demanding more Japanese remorse for its wartime atrocities.

Us joke-makers both professional and nonprofessional need to be adept at temperature-gauging, and to be quick to put the "more" in "remorse".

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The more Mélodie showed remorse, the easier it would be for Bilel to move on.

He may have meant remorse more than guilt, but that too encapsulated the mood of an era.