Sentence examples for regret concerning from inspiring English sources

As with many cherished memories, though, I do have one painful regret concerning that day.

"Nomura expresses its regret concerning the findings that non-public information was received from Nomura employees in such cases and we sincerely apologize for the trouble this has caused," Nomura said in a statement.

Although Derrida at times expressed regret concerning the fate of the word "deconstruction," its popularity indicates the wide-ranging influence of his thought, in philosophy, in literary criticism and theory, in art and, in particular, architectural theory, and in political theory.

He said that Pat sensed that many people -- men, in particular -- have lingering regret concerning a time or times in their life where they had opportunities to step up and - for whatever reason -- they did not.

In all that time I never knew her to utter a word of regret concerning our altered circumstances, nor did I ever know her children to do the like.

He had expressed regret concerning the fate of the Australian Aborigines in a Telegraph article in 1888 and also opposed Sir Henry Parkes's poll tax on the Chinese, and now opposed the continuing restrictive measures passed in 1896 and 1898.

He expressed no regrets concerning his career or his dedication to Columbo, though reflected somewhat ruefully, "no one was put on this earth to be so well known by two billion strangers".

I must talk about the regrets concerning the composition of the trio heading the Convention.

Regrets concerned having been too open with private matters and were related to subsequent anxiety that the child would learn about his/her genetic origin from other people before the parents themselves had started the information-sharing process with the child.

The idea that more than half of those responsible for riots should blame a failure of moral conscience might seem contradictory – but it accords with hundreds of interviews in which rioters expressed regret, concern or disappointment at what they saw going on around them.

His chief regrets concern sins of omission not having been ruder to teachers and his own colleagues when he had the chance.