Sentence examples for most profound regret from inspiring English sources

She told him she accepted his resignation 'with the most profound regret'.

"I want to express to the family involved, as well as to the people of Okinawa," General Hailston said, "my sincerest apology and most profound regret for the incident and for the anxiety it has created".

Questioned by Christina Lambert QC, counsel to the inquest, Marshall said: "I can tell you that it is one of the most profound regrets of my experience at Leppings Lane on April 15 that I did not do so".

Asked if he should have called for a delay to the 3pm kickoff, to relieve the pressure of people anxious to be in for the start, Marshall said: "That is one of the most profound regrets … that I did not do so".

Mr Marshall said "one of my most profound regrets" from the day was not asking for the kick-off to be delayed.

Dave, another swinger friend, says: "I had a threesome on two occasions, both of which rank very high on my list of most profound regrets".

Any such regret would be most profound among liberals, many of whom feel that Mr. Bush fooled moderates in both parties by deliberately playing down the bite that the tax cut would take out of government.

"In recent years, Virginia has broken the back of segregation, become the first state in America to elect an African-American governor, passed a unanimous General Assembly resolution expressing profound regret for "the most horrendous of all depredations of human rights and violations of our founding ideals in our nation's history, and cast its electoral votes for President Obama.

Wilson would later express profound regret over his decision, stating: "I am a most unhappy man.

The commission expressed "profound regret" that in the aftermath of the banking crisis the FSA had not imposed "fitting sanctions for those most responsible in a manner which might serve as a suitable deterrent for the next crisis".

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