Sentence examples for regrets when it comes from inspiring English sources

"It's great fun," says the woman who fortunately has no regrets when it comes to her own career choices.

So, I don't have any regrets when it comes to this stuff.

Nicole Kidman has no regrets when it comes to her marriage to Tom Cruise. .

Meanwhile, Mayor Emanuel on Monday emphasized that he had no regrets when it came to his previous statement that "Chick-fil-A's values are not Chicago values," the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

And yet such is the power of hope, and regret, when it comes to Brits and the weather that 2009's non-existent barbecue summer still merited, at 433 articles, more mentions in the national press than Belle de Jour (187), Samantha Cameron (386), right, EU president Herman Van Rompuy (327) and the Christmas no 1 bunfight victors Rage Against the Machine (303).

Cabello also recently released her debut solo single "Crying In The Club," and has shown no signs of regret when it comes to her decision to leave Fifth Harmony.

Hasty decisions usually are ones most regretted, especially when it comes to something like piercings or tattoos.

A city often regrets its decisions when it comes to changes in its architectural heritage.

Laura Sinagra of Rolling Stone found Usher's singing a "sweet falsetto on the weepy breakup song ", adding, it "convincingly marries resolve and regret, but when it comes to rough stuff, there's still no 'u' in p-i-m-p".

"I regret a lot when it comes to my family," he said.

Making multiple credit applications can also negatively affect your credit profile, something which may be regretted post-university when it comes to making credit applications for mortgages or loans to buy the essential car for getting to that new job.