Sentence examples for time regretting from inspiring English sources

Candidates probably spend more time regretting what they said at interview than they did planning their answers.

The reality is that I will continue to make mistakes, and it doesn't help me to spend significant time regretting the past.

Jo-Jo, Carr tells us, was haunted; she "spent... her free time regretting her life — first half of it anyway, before she met me — wishing it'd turned out differently".

I doubt that Mr. Wuorinen spends much time regretting dogmatic pronouncements he made in the heat of the battle, since he is far too busy enjoying the recent burst of enthusiasm for his music, thanks in part to champions like the conductor James Levine and the pianist Peter Serkin.

Modern readers may therefore well sympathize with the motivation of Lucretius' critique of it, even if at the same time regretting his too ready dismissal of the ridiculous image of animals walking upside down in the antipodes, where it is day when it is night here (1.1058 67).

You spend a lot of time regretting them.

Collier taught Barrymore much about acting, including coaching him in comic timing, but "at times regretted his sponsorship" of his apprentice.

The Times regrets both incidents.

The Times regrets the lapse.

The Times regrets the error.

The Times regrets the inconvenience to readers.