Sentence examples for regretted something from inspiring English sources

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Motivations vary, of course, but the fact that one in four of us (26 percent) have regretted something we've done at a work Christmas party after getting too pissed might explain the December drop-off.

The average American teen spends up to seven hours a day in contact with others on electronic devices, and a recent survey by online security firm AVG found that by the time they are 16, one in three has regretted something they did online.

The average American teen spends up to seven hours a day in contact with others on electronic devices, and a recent survey by online security firm AVG found that by the time they are 16, one in three  has regretted something they did online.

You may have regretted something you've recently done and grew tired of your childish ways.

"You regret something that happened, not something that you did".

I'm not a person who regrets — it doesn't make me smarter to regret something.

If he does regret something, it is Labour giving GPs a contract that meant they did not have to work nights and weekends.

Now perhaps I can move on to regret something more substantive, like the fact that I never got to fly on the Concorde.

I am less reactive to daily stresses and anxiety; this means I think about the outcome rather than just launching in and regretting something I say or do later.

I caught something about a universal remote and Christopher Walken as a guy named Morty and Adam Sandler as an ambitious architect who ends up regretting something; I'll catch up with the parts I missed later.