Sentence examples similar to yet with regret from inspiring English sources

Yet here, with regret, is the news: "Road to Nowhere" is a dead end.

Yet I must, with regret, write that there seems a lot more right than wrong with financial markets today.

An attempt at qualification so inspiring and full of pride, yet so frustrating and tinged with regret.

"That," he said, without a trace of sentimentality or regret, yet with the understated authority he always seemed to exude, "is the last music I will ever write for the Beatles".

And yet, you're the one who will be left with regret on your deathbed for not having lived a life truly authentic to who you are.

The end of August can be an achingly melancholy season, tinged with regret and premature nostalgia for a summer not yet over.

"I rejoice at Basayev's killing, yet I regret that this monster left this world not with my help," Kadyrov told Interfax.

And yet his can-do attitude — "There's nothing you can't do," he says — is tinged with regret and self-recrimination.

Yet Ingle's memories of Iron Butterfly's brief stay atop the rock 'n' roll mountain are heavy with regret.

Yet though there is a wistful sense of something sacrificed, the filmmakers are careful not to temper this reflectiveness with regret.

Yet by its end "King" glides to the gentle bonhomie that opened the "Rings" movies, with an epilogue that is tinged with regret.