Meanwhile, Wiener-Dog, or Doody, or the anonymous, or Cancer, the calm and silent witness to human tenderness, human cruelty, and human folly, takes action for the first time in her life, and — as if becoming at that moment wholly human — lives to regret it.
The Officers, Directors and Mem bers of The Soldiers', Sailors', Marines' and Airmen's Club deeply regret the wholly unexpected death of their esteemed Vice President and long-time Board Member --a loyal and jolly friend who always gave the SSMAC full measure.
There is no record that Ms. Brooks regretted her decision to publish information wholly irrelevant to Brown's role as Prime Minister).
She vowed to continue to fight the plans: "If permission is given for Cuadrilla to recommence operation in Balcombe, their shareholders will come to regret it bitterly and wish they had invested wholly in safe renewable energy technologies instead.
In a statement on the club website, Mills said: "My actions were wholly unacceptable and inexcusable and it is something I deeply regret.
Antony Jenkins, Barclays chief executive, said: "The misconduct at the core of these investigations is wholly incompatible with Barclays' purpose and values and we deeply regret that it occurred.
And, faithful reader, I regret to inform you that I too have fallen victim, wholly and completely -- the virus has taken hold.
He has since regretted doing so, arguing that the map should have been wholly abstract, devoid of such distractions.
"I bitterly regret the irresponsibility of the BBC and others for generating the ridiculous and wholly unwarranted volume of publicity the BNP received in Scotland," Salmond said.
Reading each subsequent book was first a deeply private, wholly engrossing experience, spending long weekends holed up, finishing each chapter with just a bit of regret, because I was that much closer to the end.
