Sentence examples for palpable regret from inspiring English sources
"We have all the international institutions we need to resolve this crisis," Lord Michael Williams, a former Mideast envoy, recently told me with palpable regret.
With every sigh and piercing cry, she switches from tangible sadness to palpable sexuality to regret and a simmering anger beneath the surface.
His version of the Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt," for example, from "American IV," is much more stirring than the original; when a man in his 70's surveys the "empire of dust" that is his life, it has a much more palpable sense of regret than when a man in his 30's expresses the same sentiment.
Although Mike seems calm enough about his drug use, there's a palpable sense of regret in his voice.
In the end, however, even these lapses do not diminish Ms. Sebold's achievements: her ability to capture both the ordinary and the extraordinary, the banal and the horrific, in lyrical, unsentimental prose; her instinctive understanding of the mathematics of love between parents and children; her gift for making palpable the dreams, regrets and unstilled hopes of one girl and one family.
The sense of regret is palpable.Her faults are not the usual ones.
There seems to be a palpable sense of guilt and regret at being unable to fully support their children, a generation that will have a lower standard of living than their parents, and I sympathise.
I remember a series of oral history memoirs by former Brit colonists being broadcast on BBC radio and feeling the palpable sense of lost love and regret they all felt.
If the dead were friends, as was the case in the destruction of Ton DC, the atmosphere of regret is all the more palpable.
