Sentence examples for perhaps regret from inspiring English sources
But most will outgrow — and perhaps regret — their terrible behavior.
But does he have an instinctive emotional response to the episode – perhaps regret or guilt or shame?
These are the moments when you perhaps regret naming your band after an epochal internecine struggle: the Civil Wars, the Grammy Award-winning folk-rock duo, abruptly announced in the midst of a European tour that it was canceling its upcoming concert dates, in language that suggested the house has become divided against itself.
It's a very brave move and I tend to think he will perhaps regret it in three, four or five years' time - unless of course he has got something else lined up that we don't know about.
According to the study herders, the Sami consider themselves a peaceful people and throughout history they have always adapted and backed down, not taken issue and protested – a strategy they are now starting to perhaps regret.
Emotions – and perhaps regrets – are certainly running high.
"That bird got the car in three different places!" he said, perhaps regretting his decision to have the top down awaiting Ms. Majewski's arrival.
You will see extensive manicured gardens that were once lit by candles riding on tortoises' backs, exquisite tile-encrusted pavilions where royal circumcisions were performed, and golden viewing platforms where the sultans looked upon the Golden Horn (Haliç) and perhaps regretted their sequestered lifestyles.
Perhaps they regret it now?
If our pets realize what soft touches we are, perhaps their regret is mostly just performance art to sucker us.
