Sentence examples for term regret from inspiring English sources

TodayFirestone preferred to use the term "regret".

Although we use the more common psychological term "regret," the concept is analogous to Feinstein's term "chagrin" [ 55].

Two campus police officers responding to a different sexual assault report used the term "regretted sex," according to the report.

In other words, you probably won't have any long term regrets about not buying the latest phone, but you might end up regretting any missed opportunities to go overseas during the course of your twenties.

The men make bad decisions which result in short-term gain and long-term regret.

China may thus find that, like the farmer in the fable who killed the goose that laid golden eggs, its desire for short-term advantage brings long-term regret.

To identify the factors associated with long-term regrets expressed a posteriori by randomized controlled trial (RCT) participants questioned about their decision to participate in an RCT.

As for long-term regrets, I have one that haunts me with guilt.

"Lo siento," I said to him, using the expressively polite Spanish term for regret that literally means "I feel it".

Like many gay men, many lesbians in long-term relationships regret the lack of legal recognition for same-sex unions.

The Yankees called it a bruised buttocks, a term they regretted because it came to highlight the absurdity of Pavano's woes.