Sentence examples for regrets for our from inspiring English sources

Kurosawa's Waga seishun ni kuinashi (1946; No Regrets for Our Youth) portrays the history of Japanese militarism from 1933 through the end of the war in terms of a person executed on suspicion of espionage during the war.

Kurosawa was better known for films with contemporary settings and social problems -- "No Regrets for Our Youth" (1946); "The Silent Duel" (1949), about medicine; "Stray Dog" (1949), a film noir adapted from Simenon; and "Scandal" (1950), about the press.

In "No Regrets for Our Youth" (1946), he had even allowed himself to entertain the possibility of a kind of back-to-the-land redemption for his shamed nation, and trotted out an impressive array of heroic Soviet-style cinematic techniques to drive the message home.

After the war, Hara became a key face in Japan's cinematic revival, and was cast in a lead role in Akira Kurosawa's No Regrets for Our Youth (1946) and Kōzaburō Yoshimura's A Ball at the Anjo House (1947), both of which lamented the price Japan paid for its prewar militarism.

So plaudits are deserved for the Netherlands, mooted regrets for Brazil.

We prove regret bounds for our approach, and empirically demonstrate its capability to quickly converge to a near optimal policy in both real and simulated environments.

There is nothing easier or less significant than apologising to former colonies for, centuries ago, having colonised them; nothing more futile than now expressing regret for our ancestors' actions that were then regarded as normal, though would now be condemned.

In their statement, which was originally sent as a memo to Vice's staff, Smith and Alvi apologized for enabling a sexist workplace culture and voiced "extreme regret for our role in perpetuating sexism in the media industry and society in general".

It was a move the Chiefs would regret for years.

Missing it may well be regretted for generations to come.

The authors regret for several misprints in the published paper.