Sentence examples for regret feeling from inspiring English sources

He is leaving with "surprisingly little regret", feeling strongly that 15 years is long enough.

The minimal data that were available showed little evidence of harm, including expressing regret, feeling unprepared for the results, and anecdotal evidence of fear of self-testing (similar fears were also expressed with other testing methods).

I've never had that inner regret feeling for having done that.

I felt silly, and regretted feeling that way, since hasn't this game given me some of the most whoopingly joyful moments of my life?

When participants changed their mind about their regret feelings after the new information of a future discount, they were also more inclined to feel more responsible for missing the new discount.

Similar to the conflicting results in the research of action and inaction regrets, the time course will determine the focus of regret feelings.

Initially, the most regret would be felt when an outcome could not be corrected; however, stronger regret feelings will eventually be dedicated to the outcomes that remain open to change.

There are some who regret this, feeling that the auditor has been made to carry the can for fraud within Enron and for the failings of others, such as analysts and the regulators.

He now regretted this, feeling that Taft was much too comfortable with tycoons, lobbyists and pro-business lawmakers.

"Naturally, you would rather be further forward than I am," Schumacher said, "but quite honestly, from where we have come, I think it's quite an achievement to be third, so I have no regrets, just feeling good about it".

Lennon later stated his regrets about feeling "guilty enough to give McCartney credit as co-writer on my first independent single instead of giving it to Yoko, who had actually written it with me".