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An example from my own life: Over the past few years I noticed that whenever one particular and persistent regret bubbled up it would come out as anger (sometimes just a disgruntled remark, other times a distancing and closing off of my heart, or outright blaming).
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The former yields a lifetime of inner warmth, the latter a persistent sense of regret.
It was the best bunch of guys I have been involved with, and as I start a month's holiday, a persistent source of regret will be that we did not win the series, because we were good enough, and well prepared enough, to do so.
Pervading the artist's work is a wariness and sense of regret at the persistent human impulse to destroy.
But even though it has been more than a year since either was in combat, each has found recovery elusive -- Mr. Rasulo in persistent pain and dogged by regret, Mr. Stretz haunted by the violence of battle.
"We very much regret the disingenuous and persistent portrayal of the current situation as being a blanket ban on religious symbols in the workplace," the society said.
Later Hagel said he regretted that vote and became a persistent critic of the conflict.
This persistent foolery creates its own chilling climate of spiritual absence and regret.
If you don't really want it, you're bound to regret it later because your friend will become much more persistent with a little encouragement.
Although Michael regrets the language used, the heated anger in response to persistent implications of racism was justified".
He now regrets that he did not do more, fearing that other members regarded him as being too persistent in questioning their leader.
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