Sentence examples for should be regretted from inspiring English sources

Only around one in five Britons take the opposite view, seeing Britain's colonial past as something which should be regretted, according to the YouGov poll released this week.

There is a clear division between Conservative and Labour voters on the issue, with Labour supporters three times more likely, at 30 per cent, to view the colonial past as something which should be regretted, compared to one in ten Tory supporters.

But the leader of the Greens, Christine Milne, said the AFP still had questions to answer and "should be regretting the fact that two Australian citizens have lost their lives to execution because of the information that was provided".

He argues that the recent anti-anti-Fascist wave that has brought those who respect Il Duce's memory in from the cold "should not be regretted" – but still finds plenty to praise in the multicultural city championed by the leftish ex-mayor, Walter Veltroni.

Israel would be regretted".

It acknowledged in a statement today "that the text on the Joyce coin does not correspond to the precise text as it appears in Ulysses", adding that "while the error is regretted, it should be noted that the coin is an artistic representation of the author and text and not intended as a literal representation".

There should also be regret for Tan too.

"After two weeks ago, there should be little regret to have," said Mr. Couturier, who had stopped laughing.

Strachan's own mood could negate the SFA's need to be decisive but if a sacking is required, there should be no regret.

should be deep regret and an attachment to the person you are throwing all that.

There should be deep regret and an attachment to the person you are throwing all that away for.