Sentence examples for yet regretful from inspiring English sources

Mary Bevan's engaging Zerlina, in bridal frock and heels, convincingly suggests a young woman all at sea, head turned by an older, powerful man, desires muddled, tempted yet regretful.

Her points are echoed by Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly, who deemed the video as "kind of lovely", which corresponds with the melancholic yet regretful mood of the song.

Smart female commentators like Rebecca Traister of Salon were impressed by the first lady's speech and yet a bit regretful that it essentially blotted out this Ivy League-educated woman's accomplishments beyond those of "Mom in Chief".

These women are proud of their ability to have sex, yet they're regretful once they have it, associating each new lover with one in their past.

Dorothy Byrne, a coordinator for the Florida Green Party, said she had been inundated with angry phone calls and e-mail messages from Democrats, but has yet to receive one regretful note from a Nader voter.

Misery and stalemate ReprintsThis is a big moment for America and Iraq, yet the Iraqi government was more regretful than jubilant, calling the deal the best it could achieve after more than a year of negotiations.

The word "regret" is particularly regretful.

I still have regrets; I'm a regretful person.

Professor Monica Grady, who worked on a shoebox-sized instrument on Philae called Ptolemy that analyses gas and dust, said it was getting too cold on the comet for Philae to "chirrup" and was regretful at its apparent demise, although she was not yet ready to lose all hope.

Themba Maseko, a spokesman for the South African government, explained in regretful tones the government's rationale: No international body has yet imposed an arms embargo on Zimbabwe.

Typical regretful experiences include: Think about what's causing your regret.