Sentence examples for such remorse from inspiring English sources

She felt such remorse afterward that she wrote an essay about it.

"I feel such remorse I wasn't able to help him," Nasser said again and again.

Nonetheless, Ms. Bischoff, now 52, said: "I felt such remorse leaving.

He has shown no such remorse for doing the same in Baluchistan.

As he said long ago, the time for such remorse is over.

The sufferings that the war inflicted on the defeated people moved him to such remorse that he renounced armed conquests.

I vowed, even at that early age, that if I could take care of myself, I would spare such painful remorse".

The Japanese translation of words such as "remorse" and "uphold" can be watered down, and this will also affect how China and South Korea regard the speech.

In a poem about Zurbarán's monks, Gautier himself turned grand inquisitor: What sin are you expiating with such great remorse, Oh, tonsured ghosts, ghastly faced wretches, What can your body have done, that you treat it so?

Both apologies and memorials combine an acknowledgment of a troublesome past with the suggestion of an emotional reaction to that past, such as remorse, regret or grief.

And of course there are past-oriented emotions, such as remorse or regret or shame: through these the past can influence our present feelings, often in powerful ways.