Sentence examples for regrets, although from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lack also expressed regrets, although he and Mr. Mottola declined to elaborate on their inability to strike a deal.

Most of them express no regrets, although Nicholson Baker, who wrote an entire book protesting the "weeding" of books and periodicals from American libraries, still mourns the collection of science fiction paperbacks he discarded in his youth.

I have no regrets, although it's going to be strange coming back to the Liberty to play against Swansea," Bony added.

She has put herself through college and confidently told me that she has "no regrets," although she admitted that the situation may be a lot more difficult for British ex-Muslims as they're often stuck in smaller, more tightly-knit communities and lack the opportunity to leave it all behind for a life abroad.

However, regret, although painful, has the potential to refocus attention and improve decision making.

Elizabeth Lambert showed regret, although her apology had a few escape clauses, specifically that collegiate sports are rough.

When it became a huge hit, they were full of regret!" Although there were personal reasons for addressing the lack of diversity in television, Lee is particularly passionate about senior executives fostering the right working culture.

An expression of regret, although it fell short of a formal apology, was highly unusual, and South Korea took it as a signal that the North wanted to improve ties.

TruthTeller shouts, "Shoot!" YoungThing might as well just pull the trigger and be done with it, he thinks, without a flinch or immediate regret, although he is aware, despite his young age, that his action will ricochet about in his brain and keep him awake at night, disturbed and jittery.

It was meant to be silent, but at the urging of friends Nair added narration, a concession she later regretted, although it taught her what she considers her first lesson in cinema: "Never surrender your own idea of the film... for the momentary pleasure of pleasing those around you".

Johnson, in interviews with HuffPost, described his history in the workplace as "awful" and said it filled him with shame, hurt and regret, although he disputed the details of most of his accusers' stories. .