Sentence examples for somewhat regret from inspiring English sources

"Someone in this room, I am very confident is going to found a multi-billion dollar company and change the world in a big way, and 90percentt of the people in this room will end up with a career they somewhat regret and will wish that they had gone in a different way".

Meg White, 45, though, now somewhat regrets not vaccinating.

He said that the band somewhat regretted this, and didn't intend to do so again on future releases.

In 2001, Dassin admitted that he somewhat regretted the Rififi theme song, utilized only to explain the film's title which is never mentioned by any other film characters.

Another tweet pointed to a degree, if not of contrition, then of somewhat embittered regret.

Somewhat to my regret I was booked to dine there at the Sinatra, which – sure enough – plays and displays the singer to excess.

(As to the question of "contamination," Trawny said that he regretted, somewhat, the choice of that metaphor. It may have been "too strong").

(It was a decision we regretted somewhat as the knee socked us again, and then again, in the dark. The couple in the doublewide sleeping bag next to us, we realized with a jolt, may not have been sleeping).

I regret that somewhat, but I will nevertheless be voting in favour.

Renters are more likely to have regrets than homeowners -- 56% of renters versus 50% of homeowners -- and their regrets are somewhat different, so we look at homeowners and renters separately.

The one regret is its somewhat short-breathed, encapsulating approach, particularly to the lives and characters of its cast.