Sentence examples for regretted using the from inspiring English sources

She regretted using the term "investigation" in her book.

Christopher was criticized for sending the letter, and later said he regretted using the word "balanced".

Mr. Silverman said he regretted using the term "D-Girls" because it might have been read as sexist by some young women working in development jobs.

A day later, he called to say that he regretted using the word, fearing that it made him sound insensitive to the events of September 11th.

Asked whether the prime minister regretted using the controversial phrase, branded illegal and racist by critics, his spokesman in London said: "I don't see any reason for regret.

But in December last year, Turnbull said he regretted using the metric of "30 Newspolls" because it had become a distraction.

RN: Having said that you regret using the word "nigger" on and off stage, how do you feel about its use by younger comics today?

In a statement issued Monday, Fox Sports said that McCarver "regrets" using the World War II analogy and that it would take no action.

Jeory, who is a regular blogger and tweeter about the east London borough, later tweeted about the incident: "I regret using the five letter term of abuse to Takki Sulaiman.

Now the draft transcripts of the discarded conference speech reveal that, far from regretting using the phrase "enemy within", which she had only used previously used in private, the Tory prime minister was quite prepared, in the middle of the bitter 1984-85 minerstrikeike, to repeat it publicly – and widen it to include nearly the whole of the Labour movement.

And he says he doesn't regret using the eye-catching phrase in the 2013 study.