Word: regretting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...pass it by with no regret-To hold hands with Margaret...
...appreciating your review of "The Little Magazine" [TIME, July 1], I must express regret . . . that you managed inadvertently to give the impression that Poetry, a Magazine of Verse, died with the passing of devoted Founder Harriet Monroe in 1936. Won't you tell your readers that Poetry not only continues [but] to a larger subscription list than ever? . . . Poetry is still published in its same home in Chicago . . . "232 E. Erie...
...Britain's House of Lords conservative, aristocratic Esme Bligh, Ninth Earl of Darnley, rose to propose a motion: "that this house hereby affirm its belief that peace will only be established ... by the adoption of the Christian commands of neighborly conduct." Viscount Addison felt "some regret that the noble Earl was not able to make some more practical and effective suggestion. . . ." The League of Nation's roommate, aging, disillusioned Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, could not believe that such a resolution would "advance the cause of peace in the very slightest...
...week asked the Professor what he would do about sea monsters. He laughed and shook his long, bushy hair: "They do not exist, messieurs." His chief worry is the horde of hardy scientific adventurers who want to voyage to the depths; he has a printed form letter, expressing polite regret, ready & waiting for all comers...
...Said the five in a signed statement: ". . . We cannot in good conscience continue to work for Ralph Ingersoll. . . . His illiberalism and intolerance have offended many people. ... He has repeatedly 'pushed other people around.' . . . Although not himself a Communist, he has continuously yielded to Communist pressure. . . . We especially regret any embarrassment our action may cause to Marshall Field, an honest and courageous American...