Sentence examples for voiced regret from inspiring English sources
Outside the courthouse, Barry voiced regret but offered no explanation.
Lawyers on both sides of the case voiced regret.
No network voiced regret about passing up coverage Tuesday night.
Despite ample opportunities, Mr Modi has never voiced regret for what happened.
He voiced regret that the United States had not taken evidence against Mr. Gulen more seriously.
Many who heard about the scuffle with the Trump supporter voiced regret that it marred an otherwise peaceful protest.
I have felt my daughter's whole body sigh in relief when I have simply and very specifically voiced regretting my own behavior.
On Sunday, he voiced regrets about his visit early this month to Bob Jones University, and in his speeches today, Mr. Bush focused his scorn on Vice President Al Gore and the Clinton administration.
"We blew it," said Andrew J. Errato, a 30-year resident, voicing regret for the failure to acquire the site for public use.
In recent years, voicing regret over the expulsions, Britain has offered the exiles modest cash payments, the right to claim British citizenship and occasional brief, supervised visits to the atolls.
He expresses pride and self-deprecation about actually writing his 2003 memoir, "Another Day in Showbiz: One Producer's Journey," when he quips, "Who else would write my story?" The closest he gets to voicing regret is talking about writing.
