Word: regretable
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...counted on. "I have lost an enormous amount of respect for some of the leaders of our party," complained his sister and campaign chairman Bay. Swinging through South Dakota, Buchanan warned his fellow Republicans to hold their tongues. "Calm down; relax," he pleaded. "Don't say things you might regret later." Earlier that day he delivered the same message on the Today show. "For heaven's sake, stop the panicky name calling...
Although he appears pleased with his thesis experience so far, some regret does creep into Hemsey's voice...
...only regret is that my parents can't see me now," Colangelo said...
Youth, my grandfather tells me, is wasted on the young. By this he means to express more than a wistful regret for days gone by. He is convinced that the young (specifically his grandson) have no appreciation of their singular privilege. I'm pretty sure that he has very little time for an adolescent's maudlin antics...
...reviews for her book have repeatedly expressed amazement that a young woman could write so convincingly about a woman sixty years her senior. However, Phillips doesn't see anything strange in her decision to write about a woman so much older than herself. She even expressed mischievous regret that the book wasn't published sooner; she had hoped to be a published novelist by the time she was 25. Ruth, a very convincing 88-year-old, was born in the mind of a 23-year...