He settles down to wait, thinking remorsefully of the pickle he is in.
Germans pick over their Nazi past remorsefully and remorselessly.
Chequebooks were remorsefully brandished, reforms promised and a poll showed that 85% of people think MPs are "self-serving and out of touch .Britons usually take a dim view of their representatives and were never likely to turn out massively in next month's local and European elections, so it is hard to see this episode as a crisis of democracy.
"He was scared of clowns and I showed up across the street from him at the bus stop and he just started crying in front of his friends and ran home," Wrinkles told The Post, somewhat remorsefully, in his heavy New England accent.
He speaks remorsefully about Tibet's retrograde and self-serving ruling élite in the pre-Communist period, and the country's fatal lack of preparation for the twentieth century.
Only your damned tongue — NED (remorsefully): Forget it.
American officials reacted remorsefully throughout the day on Thursday in their damage-control effort.
The title of Brett Martin's "Difficult Men" (July 14) suggests a gender bias that the reviewer, Lisa Schwarzbaum, remorsefully verifies: "Yes, they're all men; someone else will have to write the Difficult Women book".
Some players spoke remorsefully about how the final month played out, with blowout losses to Atlanta and Baltimore; others seemed dazed that there were no film sessions or practices ahead.
The abduction takes place near Schroder's post-collegiate hometown, Albany; he gets to the Canadian border but, in one of the novel's best scenes, turns back remorsefully after Meadow chafes at his plan for her to lie quietly in the trunk of the car.
"I remorsefully removed it immediately once I became aware that it is inappropriate and offensive".
