Johnson was, in the words of Steven Lynn, "more than a well-known writer and scholar"; for it is said of his poetry, 'small in amount, its quality excellent', and regrets were expressed that he had not written much more'.
Regrets were expressed about moves away from the traditional 'firm' structure.
Formally, regret can be expressed as the difference between the utility of the outcome of the action taken and the utility of the outcome of the action that, in retrospect, should have been taken [ 23, 26, 28, 31- 34].
No regrets will be expressed for imposing the stress of competition on young children in order to overcome the stress of poverty.
Within a few years Mr. Hubbard was expressing regrets about his career path.
And as she was expressing her regret and choking up as she was talking, a soldier spoke up and just said "You can't blame yourself.
It's good that we're talking about Libya again, after all those long years ignoring a country's descent into total destruction, but the only thing that can be expressed is regret.
One is sorry-as-regret, where you are expressing sympathy with someone who has been on the receiving end of something bad.
"It is not important to know if we are expressing regret, remorse or apology," said Louis Michel, the Belgian foreign minister and leader of the European delegation.
Unaware of any plans to alter the election rules yet again, voters interviewed at the Riverdale Diner in the Bronx yesterday were expressing regret, but acceptance of what then looked like reality.
