I am deeply regretful to the French fry and I am regretful that I reacted at all.
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That left nearly half swimming in deeper regret: 20.8% said they're very regretful, while 23.5% said they feel extremely regretful.
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So many great mixes, so many regretful feels over Jelena.
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These regretful Amazon purchases also don't have to be packaged.
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Sophie was immediately regretful -- seriously, it was an incredible slap.
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Just the regretful Tweeting that many people do on Twitter.
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This is highly regretful and I'm going to seek clarification.
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Now I feel regretful that I didn't bring my ropes.
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Once he saw the price tag, Mr. Matamoros turned regretful.
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It has only reinforced my regretful decision to vote for Trump.
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The lyrics are a seemingly regretful account of her drug use.
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He said something regretful, he apologized for it, let's move on.
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It made secret or regretful hookups really difficult to pull off.
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"Now I'm very regretful about this whole affair," Mr. Gui said.
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The next morning I played M83, probably in a regretful mood.
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Then for a moment his face changed and he looked regretful.
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That what he did was wrong and he's regretful for it.
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They're not regretful that they made a decision to come to Canada.
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I just don't want to be regretful that I haven't tried everything.
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Colbie Caillat's band Gone West understands firsthand what "regretful heartbreak" feels like.
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"I am regretful despite how he tortured me," she says through tears.
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The central message of the song is at turns regretful and smug.
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Breakingviews A spate of corporate deal remorse has left investors regretful, too.
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So, John, last question, are you regretful for having taken the job?
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As regretful as the incident was, we have to bear its full consequence.
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"I'm very regretful that I did not better anticipate this reaction," Kogan said.
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"In truth, you are even more responsible," she said, not sounding remotely regretful.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter reported he was told Newton was regretful, though not apologetic.
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"I, along with our country's people, feel sad, angry and regretful," he said.
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"I feel really regretful of smoking," she told me, her eyes welling up.
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"I along with our country's people feel sad, angry and regretful," he said.
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"I just don't want to be regretful that I haven't tried everything," she said.
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Was it a regretful thing the patient did while he was drunk or high?
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So I was regretful as far as what the weight had done to me.
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Do you, in your activism, encounter a lot of regretful Leavers, or Remain converts?
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" The bachelor weighs in, asking Nhu, "If you decide this, would you feel regretful?
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People can be extra generous when they're drunk, and extra regretful when they're sober.
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"They feel regretful that they put their trust in the wrong person," she said.
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Women 25 and up from German-speaking countries were the most regretful, at 33 percent.
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It's regretful that he passed, but as they say, life doesn't go on for ever.
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Take a moment to imagine something that made you feel envious, regretful, angry, or happy.
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Sadly, no one is buying tickets to this regretful extravaganza — at least according to Twitter.
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Millennials are a regretful bunch, at least when it comes to their student loan debt.
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"I am both embarrassed and regretful about the article," Mr. Calhoun wrote in the email.
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My grandmother was just so — I'd never known her to be so regretful, you know?
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What I said there is something that I'm deeply embarrassed by, and I'm truly regretful.
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All of these figures are reckoning with their past, either openly regretful or just painfully lost.
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Running a conglomerate like ABC must come with its fair share of compromise and regretful decisions.
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For that I'm regretful and I'd like to follow the thread a little more deeply today.
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"I think it would be most regretful if there becomes a schism," Senator Diane Feinstein warned.
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The co-host of CNN's annual New Year's Eve program tweeted out a regretful video message.
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It is very regretful and disconcerting that the US-NK summit will not happen as planned.
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An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman called it a "regretful incident," according to a state news agency.
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This may have encouraged Silver to stand by Morey after the NBA issued a regretful statement.
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Don't try to redefine the past or make them feel bad or regretful about your relationship.
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"To anyone who has been affected by reproductive coercion, we are deeply sorry," their regretful note began.
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"You know, looking back, I definitely am regretful and I view it as a mistake," Spangelo said.
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He uses the word regret but he doesn't sound regretful; he seems amused with his past self.
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"There have never been any regretful accidents here," local cafe owner Le Tuan Anh told The Guardian.
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Mr. Rosenstein appeared conflicted, regretful and emotional, according to people who spoke with him at the time.
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"I apologize, and I am regretful for any part I played in escalating the altercation," he said.
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As countless regretful comedians can tell you, edgy social commentary is a slippery and often problematic slope.
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"He was deeply regretful, and I recognized that these were not representative artifacts of Carson," Calvin said.
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Don't be deceived by the modest, folky guitar picking that opens this regretful but righteous kiss-off.
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At trial, her legal team put her forth as regretful, overwhelmed by the weight of what she'd done.
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Facebook Messenger is rolling out the option to delete a regretful or mistaken message from their chat history.
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"He's still continuing, he isn't backing down from any of his comments, he is not regretful," she says.
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All of us are so regretful that you or any person had to go through what you did.
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"I just wish I would've done things different with her," a regretful Lamar says during the docu-series.
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Regretful incidents on social media go "viral" for all the world to see, comment on and replay endlessly.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the chamber's longest-serving Republican, sounded more regretful about the president's behavior.
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The song touches on that regretful feeling evoked when all of one's hard work goes unnoticed or unappreciated.
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And we see presidents exhibiting a myriad of emotions, depressed or elated, pugnacious or regretful, wise or foolish.
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Or you can scroll down for a running list of regretful acknowledgements from both the company and its leadership.
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"The events that contributed to this settlement are regretful," a spokesman for Colonial Pipeline said in an emailed statement.
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And then I got this immediate, concentrated, almost regretful feeling about it, especially since Kurt Cobain had already died.
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Germany's defense minister added that she was regretful that Britain was on the brink of leaving the European Union.
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Mysteries abound in Joanna Cannon's first novel; most are far more regretful and wicked than a package of biscuits.
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Her mother chafes at domestic life and abandons the family with a regretful note when Cass is just 10.
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It's a phrase we use often, these days, in a sighing, regretful way, as if we wished we weren't.
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The last time Justin Bieber released an album — "Purpose," in 2015, three lifetimes ago — he was penitent and regretful.
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Officially, the US maintains a regretful tone about the decision, but the call reflects Trump's more voracious private anger.
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It'll take a remarkable turnaround, however, for the embattled Time to avoid joining the ranks of regretful merger refuseniks.
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She was blunt that some of her interactions with him were unfortunate, and seemed slightly regretful at her anger.
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"He is truly remorseful and regretful and sorry that this happened to every family that's involved here," Johnson said.
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""He was incredibly regretful for what he did and it was the only thing he mentioned in the suicide note.
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For most of us, a handful of candy corn is more than enough to satisfy the regretful, late October craving.
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There is no excuse for what we did and there are not enough words to explain how regretful we are.
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It's in their mother's downcast and regretful gaze as she watches her eldest, knowing exactly what's in store for her.
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" The poet, above, expressed remorse, too: "Treading anywhere close to blackface is horrifying to me, and I am profoundly regretful.
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You think regretful Brexiteers got more than they bargained for, voting Leave and then realizing immediately that they shouldn't have?
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It's Serena Joy who reassures Fred when he seems regretful over the terrorist attacks they planned to usurp government control.
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Ms. Lazzarato sometimes seems to goad her father, and is reflective and a little regretful after he finally gets it.
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The regretful truth is that the survival of the shelter is more important than the survival of any individual dog.
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In telling his truth and not worrying too much about whether it was "universal," Stew fashioned a wry, regretful bildungsroman.
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Reid Hoffman, the venture capitalist and LinkedIn founder, appears regretful for his role in enabling Jeffrey Epstein's post-conviction rehabilitation.
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I feel very regretful that I used to be that way and that, however unknowingly, I made people feel that way.
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The latest wheeze is to find a way to allow regretful Britons to retain their EU membership on an individual basis.
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She sees more promise in Abrams' strategy — mobilizing voters of color — than her opponent's pursuit of moderates and regretful Trump voters.
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The four protagonists are women in their 70s who are stuck in personal and professional ruts, variously bereaved, lonely or regretful.
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" McNair released a second statement Saturday afternoon and insisted he wasn&apost referring to the players with his "very regretful comment.
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Watch: Madame Hillary Is Punishing Regretful Trump Voters Today Rodgers wanted me to find three things I love about my body.
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Later on, Rick has a regretful run-in with another man who should have been killed when the chance presented itself.
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I imagine that his sky is the regretful, guilt-ridden brown one, while hers is the hopefully bright blue and white.
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So, while Hsiung faces up to 60 years in prison for his participation in those missions, he is anything but regretful.
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After court, he strolled out showing no signs of worry, but then made a statement that was reflective ... and more regretful.
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I'm still regretful about how my pursuit of validation ended up harming others, all because I felt rejected for so long.
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Greta Van Susteren is regretful that she didn't believe Gretchen Carlson's claim of sexual harassment against former Fox News CEO Roger Ailes.
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He was totally regretful and aware of what he did, which is the opposite of what we think of as a 'stalker.
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Sean says he's regretful and ready to take responsibility ... but wants a new trial so he can tell his side of events.
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"I was not referring to our players when I made a very regretful comment during the owners meeting last week," he said.
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The rest of the statement reads: It is very regretful and disconcerting that the US-NK summit will not happen as planned.
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When the researchers spoke to men, they tended to be much more regretful and they didn't use the same language as women.
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And I know that all of us are so regretful that you or any person has to go through what you did.
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"But very regretful, before her inauguration, China with its unilateral action has changed the status quo across the Taiwan Strait," Lo said.
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I've had a few little blips before when I've thought about stopping, but each time felt regretful and carried on almost immediately.
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"You don't need to offer a soliloquy akin to 'The saga of my career demise,' with self-effacing or regretful details," she says.
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"It's lacking in truth and substance," Ciolek told the Post, while noting how genuinely regretful Wuerl seemed, or at least claimed to be.
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They listed the house for $1.2 million, quickly received an offer for slightly less, declined it and spent the next year feeling regretful.
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She isn't the least bit sad or regretful about a vacation that brought her fights and left her almost-shipwrecked and diarrhea-stricken.
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I choose not to look back on the past with a regretful heart but rather focus on the future with a hopeful one.
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Jack Osbourne was immediately regretful for decking his estranged wife's new boyfriend ... and he's already trying to smooth things over with the guy.
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It's regretful that we didn't try to pull it together and make it a whole great record instead of a half great record.
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Much like some of the more recent Sonic releases, the heart was there, but the actual production was the stuff of regretful embarrassment.
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Ms. McGowen was feeling humiliated, embarrassed and deeply regretful, Ms. Carter said, and might have been on the brink of an intentional overdose.
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Lust for wealth followed by regretful mea culpas (genuine or otherwise) is something of a pattern in this deeply depressing, emotionally complicated documentary.
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And as the stranded musicians interact with their hosts, their shared story becomes a tally of sweet nothings, of regretful might-have-beens.
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"Gordon was apologetic and regretful, and we talked about the fact that this kind of behavior could not happen again," Ms. Channick said.
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The war locally termed the "Resistance War Against America" also informs the regretful art of the Vietnamese collective known as the Propeller Group.
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Jack is allowed to be sad, to be anxiety-ridden, and to be regretful in a world that is banally similar to our own.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron said that the Iran announcement was regretful, adding that France "encourage(s) them to adopt a patient and responsible behavior.
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In 2016, Trump won Michigan by just over 10,0003 votes, leaving many Muslims here feeling regretful that they didn't show up to the polls.
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It's by turns bitingly sarcastic and wistfully regretful, and always ferociously angry at the narrative in which this collection of women has been trapped.
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She's guilty about doing what felt like leading Alisa to her death, but regretful that any of it ever happened in the first place.
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And I wrote a lot about how and why sex work was important to me and not something I'm ashamed about or regretful of.
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Just like in an apology bow, a regretful dog will lower its head, avoid direct eye contact and put its tail between its legs.
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That blight has always featured in country lyrics—but traditionally from the perspective of male perpetrators, who are only sometimes punished or even regretful.
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In some cases, they feel that they provoked the husband to the point where he gave the three divorces, and are regretful about that.
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Since 1992, she has lived in New York, regretful that she hasn't had the opportunity to serve her country as she would have wished.
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"The music people in New York, I think, still don't know who I am, largely," Mr. Terry said, not sounding regretful in the least.
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"Treading anywhere close to blackface is horrifying to me, and I am profoundly regretful," he said in a statement posted on Facebook and Twitter.
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They talk about drinking to overcome inhibitions, only to wake up the next morning feeling unfulfilled, unsure and sometimes even regretful about their choices.
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Looking over my accounting project for grad school, I feel overwhelmed and regretful for underestimating just how difficult and time-consuming it would be.
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No one doubts humanitarian dimension of the conflict in Syria, yet it is regretful that sometimes it is used to advance narrow-minded political purposes.
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You criticised the proposed constitutional reform in Italy and urged voters to say No in the referendum on December 493th ("A regretful No", November 249th).
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Although you actually have to take it before — or, well, during — drinking rather than waiting until the moment of regretful misery when you wake up.
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The data also suggest Obama-Trump voters are less pessimistic and more regretful of their choice than the average Trump supporter—but only a bit.
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" He added, "I'm certainly regretful if she was offended by the language in the '80s," he said, adding later, "Finally, masturbating in front of her?
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Inherently melodramatic, the film belongs to Ms. Shannon, who vividly etches Joanne in a full end-of-life range: funny, loving, angry, regretful, exhausted, resigned.
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John Lithgow exudes an air of conspiratorial nastiness as Living Robotics' founder, and Jeffrey Tambor has a tone of regretful defeat as Christian's imprisoned mentor.
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In private conversations, the president vacillates between sounding regretful that Mr. Kushner is taking arrows and annoyed that he is another problem to deal with.
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I've talked to lots of these technology executives about the extent that they take responsibility for the financial troubles of journalism and they seem very regretful.
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After spending a few weeks with Far Cry 22, I've come to the regretful conclusion that there are way too many black people in this game.
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One winner's body was painted entirely in a shimmery teal, with a red gown and pageant sash identifying her as Miss Argentina, the Netherworld's regretful receptionist.
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Her soulful take on those regretful vibes that a breakup can bring come with a highly danceable hook that you will want to put on repeat.
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Men can feel belittled, upset, or regretful afterwards—which is interesting, because women allow men to fuck them all the time, but they don't feel subjugated.
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"That's that, so," Danny said to Ashleigh, flashing the younger boy a regretful glance as he ran his fingers along the resealable top of the packet.
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According to one senior administration official, there were a string of decisions that Trump felt pressured into by Mattis, leaving the President feeling manipulated and regretful.
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The Five Star Movement leader di Maio called such offers "regretful" and "tardy," and reports suggested that they'd already started making overtures to the center left.
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"I am regretful on many levels, but I'm also thankful for the growth in character I've had since then — and for my son," Blakely wrote Wednesday.
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She first shared her story in the the Facebook group I Regret Voting For Trump in 2016 and encourages other regretful Trump voters to do the same.
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He waxed regretful about his inability, after years of grand talk, to restructure Medicare and Social Security and rein in the largest drivers of the nation's debt.
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" She also says she is "proud" of Tarantino for giving her the footage in the end (it was originally withheld from her) describing him as "deeply regretful.
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Before he was sentenced, Papadopoulos spoke to Judge Randy Moss for about three minutes, reading a speech in which he admitted he was wrong, ashamed and regretful.
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Researchers even label regretful "if only" stories as counterfactual thinking, since it's impossible to know how things would have turned out had you made a different choice.
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It is regretful that while showing sympathy towards Syrian Armenians, Armenia continues to deny Azerbaijani refugees and internally displaced persons their natural right to return to their homes.
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The low fee suggests Time Warner is confident that the deal will pass muster, but it is also a reflection of AT&T's regretful history with breakup fees.
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It's regretful for me that it took attention away from the story that we were trying to tell at the moment that we were trying to tell it.
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As we reported ... 6ix9ine already submitted his apologetic letter to Judge Engelmayer, conveying how regretful he is and his optimistic plan for the future -- if given the chance.
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But she can also be the one to provide the song that lends gravity to a country striver's album, like "Unsaid," a regretful elegy sung by Sunny Sweeney.
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Mr Ojeda is a pro-gun (regretful) Trump voter; Mr Golden says he has "no intention" of voting for Nancy Pelosi, for House speaker should Democrats retake the House.
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Nicki Minaj is feeling regretful after a nasty exchange of outrageous allegations with her ex, Meek Mill, and she says she's given herself a stern talking to ... yet again.
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And yet it seems to me that a person can be both wise and unhappy, wise and regretful, and even wise and dubious about the wisdom of growing old.
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"In private conversations, the president vacillates between sounding regretful that Mr. Kushner is taking arrows and annoyed that he is another problem to deal with," according to the report.
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"Our goal was to win the title, and so I'm disappointed and regretful we could not bring the Cup home to the Japanese people," Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu said.
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His office sent Biru a regretful note, stating, "The senator alone does not have the ability to compel" the Obama administration or the World Bank to redress the injustice.
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Everyone I've spoken to about that era says the same thing, in the same regretful tone: You did a bit, and then you needed more, and more, and more.
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Which means there will always be a trace of any regretful texts you've sent in the previous hours — even if you're gaining the ability to nix the actual content.
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Even if we didn't accomplish everything we wanted to do, we should reminisce on the things that we did do, not be regretful for the things we didn't do.
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Sometimes, people make regretful comments wondering where these amazing, vital, dynamic activists were hiding, why they didn't reach out for help, and why people are just now discovering them.
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Instead, probation officials suggested six months, arguing that his lack of criminal record played a significant factor, along with their belief that Turner was genuinely regretful, according to sentencing memos.
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His mother, the former Jeanne Baer, suffered from rheumatic heart disease and a temperament that sometimes led her to punish young Jerry angrily and then smother him with regretful kisses.
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In the tradition of all great noir thrillers, the incident includes a bad decision made by the ultimate victim and a regretful one made by the one who is spared.
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Still, we can assimilate the two sorts of cases if we introduce a hypothetical: Imagine you are offered a pill that would make you immune to regretful or guilty thoughts.
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Still, we can assimilate the two sorts of cases if we introduce a hypothetical: Imagine you are offered a pill that would make you immune to regretful or guilty thoughts.
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"The defence capability and the offensive prowess of Iran's armed forces would make America or any other enemy regretful of any incursion," Ahmad Reza Pourdastan was quoted as saying by ISNA.
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I have long been remorseful and regretful about this time in my life, and can only hope that those who know me today would not recognize the person this order describes.
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But this latest market pullback — and quick recovery — has more people paying in attention than in a while (despite President Donald Trump's probably now regretful decision to talk about it frequently).
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They've pointed to popular stories of a 90-year-old woman losing her home despite owing only cents, and of a now-regretful Trump voter who lost her home to OneWest.
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"I didn't know the protest did not have a permit ... I am regretful as I broke the heart of the supreme leader (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei)," ISNA quoted the unnamed defendant as saying.
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The fact that "Greg's Drinking Song," in which he details all the regretful things he did while drunk, is framed as an Irish drinking song is brilliant on a number of levels.
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This reveal serves as both a regretful reminder of forgotten actresses of the past as well as an elated discovery, on Cheryl's part, that perhaps there's space for her in this industry.
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Years later, Molko would admit he was both regretful and proud of now he queered up the 90s, describing it in a way that makes it sound like a double-edged sword.
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I think it's given her some peace, knowing that people do recognize that they got it wrong and they feel regretful about it and have said it publicly, to her in person.
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Without getting into the biological and theological debates, we Catholic Democrats should at least acknowledge the complexity of human values and regretful choices that are involved in this personal and anguishing decision.
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He wishes "dope heads stop using as if they not dying," and he is both regretful that not "every bitch" gives head and that he couldn't save his (step)dad from dying.
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Kimbrough was skeptical that Trump and members of Congress would meet that demand, but he was also a bit regretful: He wished HBCUs saw this level of outreach under the first black president.
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So which will it be — overturn the electoral choice of the people because the level of corruption necessitates it, or resolve that the president's shortcomings do not justify that somber and regretful action?
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The story that the prosecution told at trial was not of a one-off, regretful copy/paste into a chatroom, but rather of a weeks-long harassment campaign launched at a former employer.
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"It puts the burden of responsibility on the other person to respond, and if they don't have the time or wherewithal to answer, they could be left feeling regretful and guilty," she said.
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"The summons is a consequence of a most regretful and egregious decision by the government of Somalia to auction off oil and gas blocks in Kenya's maritime territorial area," the foreign ministry said.
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But his win — and Conway, Melania, and Ivanka's continued active involvement in his transition to the presidency — has made it clear that presenting these women as regretful doesn't have any roots in reality.
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In fact, I might even say the quality of my media consumption has slightly improved since we cut the cord, as there are fewer channels that lure me into hours of accidental, regretful viewing.
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I personally chose three months, but depending on how often you tweet regretful opinions or fear a vengeful alt-right troll is stalking your timeline waiting to pounce, you may want a quicker turnaround.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is going back to his comfort zone of rallying his base after betraying a tinge of regretful nostalgia for the life of a billionaire reality star he left behind.
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She sang about regretful leave-takings and the possibilities of tender reunions over undulating piano chords or unobtrusive guitar; there were echoes of Feist and Joni Mitchell, but she had her own melodic grace.
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A regretful Folio Society editor told me that Marvel Comics (evidently the co-publisher of the book) is trying to now stay "apolitical", and is not allowing its publications to take a political stance.
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" Yet, she doesn't seem to believe Lucy Purcell is at fault here, adding, "You could also take [the scene] as a glimpse of this woman and her feeling regretful and remiss about her own life.
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This isn't some regretful season-ticket holder dumping his or her poor choice on the secondary market in order to avoid a total loss, this is the team admitting that its product is nearly worthless.
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But on Wednesday night, McGregor seemed to strike a regretful tone in a message on social media that stated he wanted to "move forward," after he was heavily criticized by fans for the previous comments.
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If St Vincent's MASSEDUCTION is all the melodrama that comes with intense attraction, MUNA's debut album, About U, is more wrapped up in the softness, the regretful aftermath, the escapism and growing pains that follow.
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I am ashamed, and immensely regretful, that I didn't respond to the last message he sent me, a short one aimed at breaking the ice of an earlier unanswered message and missed attempts to meet.
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Three-time Olympian Ellison, the highest seed left in the draw, shared a regretful embrace with Kaminski on Tuesday after knocking out the man he won his first team silver with at the London Games.
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Far from bringing about Mr. Trump's repudiation, whether by a defeated and regretful right or by the country as a whole, the midterm election has only firmed up the lines of conflict for the future.
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You feel the authors take a sadistic pleasure in leading you down dark paths, but you enjoy (if that's the right word) its overall resemblance to the regretful let-downs and blind alleys of life.
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And if women are taught to strive for perfection, failure is simply not an option, she said — a mentality that can make women unhappy (read: regretful, envious, anxious) and discourage them from pursuing their goals.
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Whenever he said 'With all due respect, Senator' — the stock phrase signaling disagreement — he looked so genuinely respectful, almost regretful, that one could easily conclude that he was agreeing with his interlocutor rather than demurring.
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Despite efforts to leaven the grief with humor, the movie is inherently melodramatic, and it belongs to Ms. Shannon, who vividly etches Joanne in a full end-of-life range: funny, loving, angry, regretful, exhausted, resigned.
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Ms. Rachvelishvili's voice expands as her Dalila does: to a full-throated, lava-blooded lover unsure of whether she believes her own lies in the second act, then to an agonized, regretful woman in the third.
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In a statement, the Chinese government's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office said it was "regretful" of Mr. Leung's decision not to run and praised his contribution in upholding national sovereignty and stability in Hong Kong.
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In Spotify's office on a summer Friday, they soon got down to business, unpacking "Want You Back," a regretful lover's plea set against shimmery, hopeful instrumentation, from its layered production — softening the drums, adding and subtracting microphones.
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The "I made it" anthem and the regretful weeper are two common tropes in rap, but "I'm on One" fuses elements from both in a way that few other songs have done in order to express triumph.
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In other words, something that unites professional Republicans who've turned overtly anti-Trump and those who remain sincerely regretful that he is going to lose is a conviction that Trump has been a disaster for the party.
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Conventional war While Trump may be evolving from a recalcitrant trade warrior into a regretful one -- potentially because of anticipated political repercussions if he doesn't end costly trade wars -- he's been warmongering in more conventional theaters for years.
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I'm not regretful that I made the move, but I do feel like I deserved more and wish I'd had the confidence to push back more, especially now that I see the amount of work that I do.
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People went wild with the apprehensive expression the New Jersey governor made as Trump spoke, flooding the world with memes and jokes about his seemingly regretful appearance: Chris Christie is blinking "PLEASE KILL ME" in Morse code. pic.twitter.
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He said he was regretful that he was not able to do more to provide universal healthcare to U.S. citizens, but added that he was proud of his work in extending provisions to a further 20 million people.
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These same events occur and reoccur; the same stories are told in first person, then in third person, from the point of view of the future, and from that of the past, in immediacy and in regretful retelling.
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With Wyatt's co-competitor Peter Weber starting his own journey to love as the new Bachelor — which was kicked off with a little visit from a regretful Brown — it's worth wondering: What, exactly, is Jed Wyatt doing now?
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The incarcerated MC submitted a personal letter that's attributed to him under his government name -- Daniel Hernandez -- and he sounds incredibly regretful of his past actions ahead of his sentencing next week in front of Judge Paul Engelmayer.
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I coach people who want to leave corporate to start their own business and they're already regretful about not doing so sooner, so I can only imagine how much they'd regret it if they never did it at all.
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Obama's reluctance to stand firmly for the idea of liberty and lead the free world against autocracy, as well as his tendency to assume a regretful or skeptical tone about the exercise of American power, has angered many Americans.
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Our little family fled both Airbnbs and checked into local hotels, the gracious and comfortable La Plumeria in Cefalù, and in Syracuse, after our genuinely kindly, regretful landlady refunded our money, (though our Cefalù "host" refused) the elegant Algilà.
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Like the majority of the population who feel uncomfortable with their screen time (but keep doing it anyway), he might sometimes be uncomfortable or regretful later, but the behavior is authentic, consciously done and positively reinforced (in his view).
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The White House has claimed to be in "lockstep" with South Korea throughout the negotiations, but South Korean President Moon Jae-in appeared blindsided by Trump's letter, saying Thursday that he was "baffled and very regretful" about the move.
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"Death of a Salesman," which traces the last day in the failed life of an aging, regretful man, was conceived and finished on Grace Court, though the first draft was written in the family's new country house in Roxbury, Conn.
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Read: The creator of Far Cry 25 believes the world might actually be ending After spending a few weeks with Far Cry 25, I've come to the regretful conclusion that there are way too many black people in this game.
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In a preface to the report, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the company was "deeply regretful" for the crash and would be adopting a policy of transparency and open communication with the public in an effort to earn back trust.
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With a regretful tone, Lynch said on Friday she would not privately meet with Bill Clinton again and that she understood how the meeting "casts a shadow" over the perception of the Justice Department's probe into Hillary Clinton's email use.
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"South Korean trial proceedings take into account the after-the-fact attitude of the defendant when sentencing, like whether the defendant is regretful, has made restitutions, and is living conscientiously since," said Rha Seung-chul, a lawyer specializing in corporate law.
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When she begins to like consensually like re-involve herself with him, there are things that she's dealing with the make her feel regretful or weary of or very ambivalent about why she's doing this or how it makes her feel.
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But regardless of whether you prefer making your cookies in the shape of jingle bells or jingle balls, you'll be a lot less regretful about those post-food binge cookies if they actually taste good enough to warrant the extra calories.
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"I am deeply regretful that those workers and those business owners who will be impacted by this decision will suffer the economic hardship that undoubtedly they will now have to face," Morrison said in a national address on Sunday evening.
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When all is said and done, everyone is performatively regretful of how much they ate, but low-key very smugly happy with themselves because it's a goddamn national holiday and they have tradition as an excuse for their bad choices.
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It's nice cooking with another person; it's like you're a team on a mission to make the most delicious treats and meals you can, and I'm a little regretful that I didn't start cooking with my mom earlier in my life.
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"The public at home and abroad that had hoped for success and good results from the second DPRK-US summit in Hanoi are feeling regretful, blaming the US for the summit that ended unexpectedly without an agreement," the report said.
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Referencing a study in which 20 percent of people reported that they would edit or not send a tweet after being shown how their emoji rendered across different platforms, he says those "millions of potentially regretful tweets" could inevitably cause some lawsuits.
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So long as we're critiquing: People can immediately sense the difference between an earnest apology and stiffly scripted damage control, which is likely why her second attempt, shared on Twitter late in the week, was constructed to sound more heartfelt and sincerely regretful.
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Outside the door, a comically dysfunctional family cajoles, threatens and panics, ultimately summoning a psychologist from a 24/7 emergency service called "Regretful Brides"; when the bride remains silent, the family musters a ladder truck to lift the psychologist to her window.
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Corker, likewise, delivered an unexpected broadside against Trump on Tuesday morning, after the president attacked him on Twitter, telling CNN's Manu Raju: The debasement of our nation will be what he'll be remembered most for, and that's regretful, and affects young people.
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The Gallup analysis also notes that the regret U.S. adults feel in terms of their chosen field of study could reflect changes in the employment market, for example someone unable to find a job in the field they studied may feel regretful.
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He doesn't just seem frustrated by Sanders's theory of political revolution — he seems, at times, regretful about the high expectations he created for liberals in 2008, and the fury with which his campaign assailed Clinton for the narrowness of her political vision.
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One public defender who worked on the case, Marienne Branch, said the post-conviction unit where she worked "did nothing for years," and said her own representation of Myles, which came at a low point in her life, left her feeling embarrassed and regretful.
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At 17A, 24A, 50A and 62A, you'll find well-known terms and phrases that end in homonyms for "do" (and at the center of the puzzle, 38A, there's a regretful statement, that we hope you don't utter while solving, that ends on "do" itself).
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Mr. Moore may ultimately end up regretful and unemployed, but the way in which people reacted to these accusations illustrates the power of social identity and how it is possible for people to live in the same communities and believe very different things are real.
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We would say rude things about each other in print, and then we'd exchange tentatively regretful emails without yielding an inch, and then we'd meet for a drink and the whole thing would go unmentioned, and somehow there was more warmth between us than before.
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"It is regretful that a great deal of money and resources have to be spent in our court system which could be otherwise spent on employee raises or investing in new equipment to make us more competitive," Mr. Harris said in an emailed statement.
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" Reaching out to regretful Trump voters and telling them when the President fails them: "we will use peer-to-peer applications that leverage users' social networks to share content organically, and experiment with content delivery to break through silos and find new solutions for reaching audiences.
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There's a huge difference in having bad sex because you did not like something you tried (or your partner ended up being clumsy), and the kind of bad sex that leaves you feeling uncomfortable and regretful of what you've done because you struggled to articulate your desires.
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But Sondheim's rueful score captured the sweep and sting of regretful memory and abandoned hopes, and introduced the cabaret standard "Not a Day Goes By." B.B. Sondheim's Pulitzer Prize winner and a show that breathtakingly expanded the possibilities for the form and subject of the genre.
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What's really entertaining about it is the screwball comedy of watching poor Joe trying to keep all of his plates spinning — to stay one step ahead as his lies get harder to keep track of and his regretful but necessary killings become harder to cover up.
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Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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As his Senate career began to draw to a close, he seemed regretful that he had participated in a poisonous trade-off, in which Republicans supported a person manifestly unqualified for the presidency in exchange for a big tax cut, loosened regulations, and a Supreme Court justice or two.
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Lorde also sang a snippet of "Runaway" during her equally powerful "Fucked up and regretful after a night at the club" ballad "Liability," which she's been doing a lot on this tour but just adds to the general Kanye lovefest that was already going on in the Chi.
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"When his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth telling, and the, just the name-calling, the things that I think, the debasement of our nation is what he'll be remembered most for, and that's regretful," Corker said about Trump last year.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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It can be a regretful reflection on a threesome; it can serve as a sly acknowledgement of a past partner's bisexuality (as in Lauper's version, which doesn't change gender pronouns and acknowledges her cross-dressing boyfriend left her for a man); or it can just be a beautiful, brutal breakup track.
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The show also invented a brand-new math theorem for an episode (+21) that doesn't have much application outside of brain-switching scenarios, introduced us to "snu snu" (+21), the term for occasionally fatal sex with a towering Amazonian woman, and "bonitis" (+21), a terrible and regretful way to die.
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And I think in 10 years from now, we may look at this cycle and the cash flow that has been generated from the iPhone and the lack of innovation to be able to deploy that cash and be regretful that Apple wasn't able to come up with new revenue streams.
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Although he didn't specify what he was regretful for, Trump was responsible for a handful or recent controversial comments including a public battle with the family of a fallen Muslim-American soldier, suggesting that "Second Amendment people" do something about Clinton, and alleging that President Obama and Clinton co-founded ISIS.
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Oftentimes I feel embarrassed, enraged, and regretful when I have to relive it, but in the end it is a story and life lesson which should be shared so that others may know major red flags to look out for when choosing to work for a start-up or new business.
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Those psychiatrists who served after 1968 and after America repudiated the war were typically bitter, disillusioned and deeply regretful because, while by then most were against the war and earnestly sought to reduce psychiatric suffering, their soldier-patients nonetheless opposed treatment as if they were agents of a persecuting military.
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"I think at the end of the day, when his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth-telling, the name calling … the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for, and that's regretful," Corker told CNN's Manu Raju.
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Whether it's a free-spirited soul looking to ditch the Reminders app, a Krispy Kreme lover trying to lose the Health app or a regretful Twitter investor wanting to delete the Stocks app, this trick can help you keep the apps out of mind, though they'll still be accessible through Spotlight search.
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It's a common thread in both the revelations about how he pressured Uma Thurman into driving a car in a scene that left her injured on the set of Kill Bill and how he (per his own regretful admission) kept working with Harvey Weinstein even though he knew about his predatory behavior.
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Personally, I am regretful about the result, but would like to express my gratitude to everyone who supported and encouraged me throughout the match... I have questioned at some points in my life whether I truly enjoy the game of Go, but I admit that I enjoyed all five games against AlphaGo.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video.
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Now on the one hand, I'm a bit regretful to see the better competitive format getting cancelled like this, both because I know it allowed for some really dramatic regular-season clashes and also because I tend to agree that three-game series are probably better for the level of play in the long run.
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" While both couples — Caillat and Young, and Reeves and Joy — are happy and in love, the theme of the song is still significant to the band: "This song means a lot to us because we've all experienced regretful heartbreak in the past and have friends that are currently living out the story in real time.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Instagram.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Monday.
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Regretful or matter of fact, these remarks of Eastman — the senior medical official at the Department of Homeland Security responsible for standing up health services at facilities operated by border protection and ICE — point to what is needed to guide the comprehensive approach to migrants' care he aims to establish: the ethical norms of humanitarian health services.
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"I now feel angry and regretful that lovely and entirely law-abiding members of our local community who joined the group weren't more strongly encouraged to set up alternate anonymous Facebook accounts so their privacy wasn't invaded by the unpleasant people who conducted the monitoring," Lucy Barford, administrator of the Voice for Leith Hill group, said.
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The closing montage shows Barbara getting bumped in prison; Larry guiltily shoving away a slice of pie; Sandra raging over her defanged exposé, tucked deep into the paper; Bobby sliding into an affair with a prostitute; C.C. and Lori snorting cocaine; and Vinnie in bed with Abby, looking regretful about his deepening commitment to mob business.
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As Anhalt rightly insists, by setting some of his scenes behind enemy lines, among the Trojan fighters and their families — from the ruminations of the sadly regretful Helen to the encounters between Hector, the Trojan super-warrior, and his young son — Homer destabilizes the traditional "them-and-us" culture of the ancient Greek world, and its conventional polarization between civilization and barbarity.
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My father, who has spent the past 30 years working in an ICU as a cardiologist and has seen many deaths, once told me that if he had to choose, he would choose dying well over living well — the misery of a terrible, regretful death feels worse to him than a misery of a terrible life, but a peaceful death feels like the ultimate reward.
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When asked what their biggest money secret is, participants in the new CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey spilled the beans in two different ways: Some shared a secret savings or investing tip that they've found helpful, while others — reading the question differently — 'fessed up to a secret money shame, something they are embarrassed, or regretful, about when it comes to their finances.
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As Corker correctly said of Trump on CNN: "He purposely is breaking down relationships we have around the world that have been useful to our nation, but I think at the end of the day, when his term is over, I think the debasing of our nation, the constant non-truth-telling, the name calling … the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for, and that's regretful."
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But at the same time they will also recognize the genre to which it belongs: a statement of regretful unbelief that tries to preserve faith in a more attenuated form (maybe "our canon does not bear any absolute truth and beauty," but we don't want to live with an "empty heritage" or "disown and waste the pasts that have formed us") and to make it useful to some other cause, like the wider left-wing struggle against neoliberalism.
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The powerful Protestant establishments that would have once celebrated the quincentenary wholeheartedly are mostly weak or impotent or gone, and while the disreputable sort of Calvinist and the disreputable sort of Catholic still brawl online, in official ecclesiastical circles the rule is to speak of the Reformation in regretful tones, like children following a bad divorce who hope that now that many years have passed the divided family can come together for a holiday, or at least an ecumenical communion service.
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"Etti-Cat," the punnily named feline mascot for manners, warned against littering, encouraged offering seats to the elderly, and expressed loquacious shame at defacing the trains: It was real wild scribbling over the subway walls & cars but, in objective & realistic retrospect & in full evaluation of the initial impact & the effect of the regretful consequences, it would seem that the entire action was motivated rather imprudently &, truthfully, in recalling the whole stupid mess, I feel real dopey about it, I'm sorry & I'll never do it again.
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So for your convenience, behold once again the archetypes presented on Big Day in a Small Town, and I'll probably miss a few: hairdresser chatting up her clients, bartender chatting up his patrons, a bunch of ordinary people with larger-than life problems, a character whose rant against the girl next door turns the song into a reverse girl next door tribute, a teenage homecoming queen turned regretful grownup, the poor in their comically huddled masses, two gals who don't believe in happily ever after anymore, a teenage mother and her hysterical mother, a high school football hero, an angry wife who took a baseball bat to her cheating husband, the tragic single mother, a spurned lover who hopes her ex one day has a daughter so he can freak out when boys treat her badly (mocking rather than mirroring the hypocrisy of such men), a woman whose partner drives her crazy but she loves him (her?
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