Sentence examples for regret I asked from inspiring English sources

"Is there anything you regret?" I asked.

Don't you guys have any regrets, I asked?

There was no regret: when I asked Foo Kune if there were risks in making too close a national identification with the bird, and therefore with untimely death, he said, "The Dutch destroyed the dodo, and we Mauritians had nothing to do with it" — a bold rhetorical stand.

"Do you regret that time?" I asked him.

He said that while measures taken by Britain and France had meant there had been no disruption or breaches since late October last year, "I regret that when I asked for reaction in the first half [of 2015] I could not persuade the state that action was needed".

McCoy says he is "too stubborn" to go back on his retirement decision, although you can sense some regret when I ask which horses he will miss riding next season.

"I'm still following international affairs," he boasted, finally switching to CNN. "Do you have any regrets, Mr. president?" I asked.

I asked, and regretted my tone.

"Like cuts and burns?" I asked, and quickly regretted it.

But when I asked if she regretted it, Thompson replied, "Not yet".

In the car, I asked Daza if he regretted anything.