Sentence examples for regretted how much from inspiring English sources

Looking at it, I regretted how much time we all spent trying to explain these men's theoretical innovations: the dethronement of art, the declassicizing, decentering.

I regretted how much I had let those months apart from her in the limbo of my aunt's house, and the years afterward, as my father slowly died, eat away at my soul.

I can only regret how much CO2 I must have generated.

Emerson's famous essay, "Self-Reliance," goes on to regret how much "we capitulate to badges and names, to large societies and dead institutions".

Jonathan B. Oberlander, an authority on health politics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, predicted that in the general election the Democrats might regret how much time they spent discussing government mandates, and the tax increases they have proposed to support broad expansions of coverage.

When Michael reads all of Jim's pranks on Dwight, Jim begins to regret how much time he has wasted at the office.

It's so amazing!" In the end, you'll never regret how much you were touched, because it doesn't last forever.

But once Reagan started earning Hollywood bucks, he quickly changed his tune, especially after becoming spokesperson for GE and regretting how much of his easy money went to taxes.

In his later years he sometimes regretted how his invention had facilitated so much war and killing.

I then started to think about regret and how much I would regret not seeing the Taj Mahal or the Great Wall of China - the fear of going soon turned into fear of living life with that regret.

"I regret not so much that I was bullish, because I became bearish, but I regret how easy I made it all sound," he says.