Sentence examples for regret of having from inspiring English sources

The cheap pleasure of declaring oneself above invasive plants was sorely undermined by the regret of having spoilt an innocent pleasure.

Armandino invited him to return to Seattle, and he developed a business plan for a restaurant — a longing born out of the regret of having allowed Merlino's, the family store, to be sold.

But that's worse than living with the regret of having never tried.

No, it's the regret of having your creative peak distilled into 1.56 minutes of grainy vitriol.

Immediately, the regret of having wantonly attacked something came over me, and then the shame of having perpetrated something worse.

It's a convenient way to get Jackman to reflect on his best movies and the regret of having done "Movie 43," in which testicles dangled from his neck.

Not detecting the regret rate of women who had a TO, but the regret rate of having had an informed choice or not was our aim.

And as long as those mistakes are ones of ambition -- decisions made because you were running toward something -- than you can live with confidence knowing full well you won't have the regret of not having tried.

I woke up 10 hours later, an hour after the second alarm, and felt better, save for the pangs of regret for having missed Day Two of the misery.

At the time of writing the word "apology" meant an apologia, a statement in defence of one's actions rather than a statement of regret for having transgressed.

Mathis, full of regret for having been anti-gay himself, wanted to let the press know that the homophobia of the Moore campaign had consequences.