Sentence examples for underlying regret from inspiring English sources
In "Parto, parto," the aria in which Sesto agrees to execute a palace revolution on behalf of his beloved Vitellia, Ms. Hunt Lieberson's vocal presence and coloring conveyed all the character's determination and deep underlying regret.
and to highlight those underlying regret, i.e. outcome evaluation when one was responsible for her/his own choices.
Godin and colleagues [ 36] conclude "Further research is needed concerning the blatancy of the induction of anticipated regret and the role of underlying levels of anticipated regret in explaining the behavioural impact of this type of intervention" (p. 643).
Neuropsychological studies support the first of these alternatives, providing evidence that the same neuronal circuitry responsible for the experience of regret also underlies the anticipation of regret when a choice is in prospect (Coricelli et al., 2005).
Then, we addressed predictor loss, regret, and Bayesian methods for underlying stochastic source assignment.
"We regret the effect our opinion today may have on the victim of the underlying crime, to whom we do not wish to cause additional pain," the Utah Supreme Court wrote in its ruling.
Some commentators said they regretted that the violence here and around the region had overshadowed the underlying argument against the offensive video.
When he told the psychiatrists that he regretted what he had done, they wrote that he "clearly did not have any real underlying feeling of remorse".
And to my deep regret, much of the opposition to gay marriage seems to stem, at least in part, from an underlying anti-gay animus.
"And to my deep regret," he wrote, "much of the opposition to gay marriage seems to stem, at least in part, from an underlying antigay animus.
Our implicit acceptance of the ostensible humanitarian logic underlying such destruction amounts to what Talal Asad has referred to as the "etiquette of death dealing", characterised by nods of regret for such "unfortunate" loss of life.
