Sentence examples for tender regret from inspiring English sources

Alternating between raw grief, tender regret and a wry sense of humor, Mr. Adamson gives an extraordinary performance.

When they reflect on their unfortunate romances, they maintain attitudes of tender regret; often they hide a secret nostalgia for the mistakes they've made.

He kept his eye on the station for any sign of Ellie, although he had already walked her to the train and ushered her with tender regret (on both sides) to her Friday class.

He expressed: deep regret that I tender my resignation I have long supported the goals of the HBIGDA.

(Blanchard to Walter J. Meyer III and Bean Robinson, November 4, 2003) deep regret that I tender my resignation I have long supported the goals of the HBIGDA.

I have therefore decided, with the utmost regret, that I must tender my resignation to the Queen, which her majesty has been graciously pleased to accept".

"It is therefore with great regret that I have tendered my resignation".

My point is either you do not bring it up, but if you are going to bring it up, then tender an apology — don't just express regret.

It is with great regret that I am today tendering my resignation as Parliamentary Private Secretary to Michael Moore, the Secretary of State for Scotland.

"It is with deep regret that I have decided to tender my resignation…effective as soon as I can help your staff ensure a smooth transition of leadership," Pitt said in his letter to President George W. Bush.

I relished the faint smokiness of my tender pan-roasted applewood-smoked duck breast, but regretted the finger-thick slabs that were served, mostly because they contained so much fatty skin.