One of the things I suppose I regret is not taking a more active interest in my first trial.
The one pitch Pettitte regretted was supposed to be up and in, to get Jordany Valdespin off the plate, but it caught part of the plate and Valdespin chopped it down the first-base line for a two-run double.
A beat. "And I suppose I do regret not asking more about Bloomsbury".
"I suppose, my greatest regret," he adds, "is that we seem to be fighting the subsidy battle all over again.
As for the wayward hunch about my mother's old crony Thaddeus Craven and the strength of his will to quit drinking — I suppose I shall regret indulging that one for the rest of my life.
The evil person may wholeheartedly endorse some evil plan of action at a particular moment, but over the course of time, Aristotle supposes, he will regret his decision, because whatever he does will prove inadequate for the achievement of his goals (1166b5 29).
Wagner noted that his rescue by Ludwig coincided with news of the death of his earlier mentor (but later supposed enemy) Giacomo Meyerbeer, and regretted that "this operatic master, who had done me so much harm, should not have lived to see this day".
And let us not regret too much the supposed passing of the Corinthian spirit of fair play.
"But I don't regret voting, because whatever is supposed to happen to me will happen.
But the Conservatives could yet live to regret the consequence of campaigning on the supposed poisonous embrace offered by Sturgeon to Miliband - because it brings the risk for the UK of constitutional and economic crisis.
