Sentence examples for most regrets from inspiring English sources

A high school dropout, Mr. Garcia, who was raised in Brooklyn and St. Croix, V.I., most regrets his unfinished education.

Ms Chakrabarti said that during her decade-long tenure at Liberty, one of the incidents she has "most regrets" about was when the play Behzti was shut down after sparking riots outside Birmingham Rep in 2004.

For it is the death of Florean Fortesque, owner of Diagon Alley's ice-cream parlour who crops up briefly in The Prisoner of Azkaban, who Rowling most regrets writing off with an untimely end.

The part she most regrets turning down, she says, was Vicki Anderson, the insurance investigator eventually played by Faye Dunaway opposite Steve McQueen in the first Thomas Crown Affair.

In "Union Blues," an essay that ran in this magazine in 2003, he described being temporarily laid off from the London Sunday Times, and subsequently revealed the phrase he most regrets having written: As a by-product of a labor dispute with the printers, everyone else at the paper — all fourteen hundred of us — was informed that we were suspended.

That Mr. King wound up eliciting information from just about every notable figure of his lifetime (the two he most regrets missing are, in typical mixed-bag fashion, Fidel Castro and Jack Nicholson) he attributed to being "insanely curious" as well as to a talent "I take no credit for: people respond to me".

It is the phrase I most regret having written.

But the one I most regret losing is this.

The editorial confirmed the worst fears of those who'd most regretted the ownership change.

What Mr. Arkoff most regretted was the movie that got away.

The book I most regret leaving out is The Leopard by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.