Sentence examples for regretted loss from inspiring English sources

The US envoy to the United nations, Samantha Power, said she regretted loss of life in the Syria airstrike, but said the Russian call for the security council meeting was "a stunt".

Lack and gain can be ambiguous: for example, we regret loss of innocence; acquiring knowledge or experience is painful.

The lack of a fuller disclosure I now regret as I regret loss of my public service career and the intrusion my children have experienced.

No matter that their schedules are already twice as busy as mine, I now have to spend the lost hour folding sheets and regretting loss of income.

Concept was his, and he is pleased with how it came out, though he regrets loss of one idea that was cut; viz., scene depicting primitive tribal ceremony at which the hyphen is ritually removed from Farrah Fawcett-Majors.

She spoke of "tradeoffs, regrets, losses, pain," as Huffington nodded.

Instead of exploring psychopathy as one might have expected, Rendell gives an acutely observed portrayal of old age through her characters' regrets, losses and bewilderment.

"In the space of eight seconds, I had experienced love, loss and regret," Ms. Blackall writes.

The American Embassy said it regretted the loss of life.

Dr. de Laguna regretted the loss to scholarship in no uncertain terms.

But some judges regretted the loss last year of the JSB as a well-known brand.