Sentence examples for regretted the question from inspiring English sources

I immediately regretted the question, and wondered how real cowboys would talk about music.

"Where is everybody?" the new girl asked, and instantly regretted the question, because she already knew the answer.

Sometimes you will find that the person you are talking to truly cares and wants to hear more, but be ready, at some point you will be hurt because most people find it sad and regret asking the question.

At his appearance before the inquiry last year he was heavily criticised for not answering a question about whether he regretted the invasion.

That statement raised the obvious question of whether she regretted the most controversial venture of her 10-month tour as publisher of The Los Angeles Times: the decision to share revenue from a special issue of the Sunday magazine with the owners of the city's new convention hall, the Staples Center, which was the subject of the issue.

4 patients regretted the surgeries.

Yesterday, someone asked why I love you and I think the questioner regretted his question.

Prepare for questions such as "Describe your most challenging work environment and how you dealt with it," or "Describe a project that failed" or "What's your biggest regret?" The questions may seem irrelevant to your job skills, but hiring a new employee is expensive and time consuming.

The report said: "It is a matter of real regret that the question of the Libyan gift proceeded to council [the LSE's governing body] when due diligence remained, at best, embryonic".

On external relations, we fully agree with the approach adopted to the Palestine question, but we regret the excessive tolerance and understanding shown towards the Turkish Government.

Glover said she didn't regret the remark, and the reporter later pressed the question.