Regret doesn't remind us that we did badly.

We were friends once, Allen. I regret that.

We regret this deeply.

We deeply regret this.

We regret to note that this did not happen.

I regret that we must decline your offer, sir.

We regret that it was not possible to achieve that objective.

We regret that this did not prove to be possible.

We regret it and we condemn all action that is directed against these people.

But my much larger regret is that we have settled for this.

I regret, señora, that...

And I hope we won't regret it.

I very much regret that we have not used our time very profitably.

We regret that no agreement on this issue has been reached so far.

Why should we do things that cannot be restored ever and we will definitely regret about!

You'll regret throwing that away.

Kathryn Schulz Don't regret regret

Then again, we might live to regret that times did not change fast enough.

But we regret that the summit was not able to finalize the Council's modalities.

24. We note with regret that the situation in Somalia is continuing to deteriorate.

I regret that we have failed to keep Your Majesty sufficiently amused in Strelsau.

I regret that we did not meet last night when you visited my encampment.

I regret that I don't own you, and I regret even more that you've become my enemy.

Surely you remember we have this dance, Mr Regret?

For that reason, we regret that we had to adopt a text that establishes an exception to the jurisdiction of the Court.

We deeply regret that 2005 NPT Review Conference was unable to reach a substantive outcome.

We regret the fact that some delegations felt the need for an opt out declaration.

We are obliged to note with regret that so far few have demonstrated such will.

As I have said, we regret that it came about as a result of massacres.

We very much regret that the sponsors declined to accept any of these proposed amendments.

Now within that framework, we can obviously experience regret about a lot of different things.

And most of what we know about regret comes to us out of that domain.

We feel regret when we think we are responsible for a decision that came out badly, but almost came out well.

Regret?

Regret.

Regret.

We regret and condemn all actions taken against relief personnel.

We regret that Emir Sefic was not offered the third party liability insurance that he could have claimed.

However, we regret to note that terrorists have professed a desire to obtain such dangerous weapons.

We regret that their mandate prevented them from acting effectively at the moment of the tragedy.

This real sense of alienation from the part of us that made a decision we regret.

We regret that this has come about and that in some societies there is a sense of being adrift.

When we're on our deathbeds, will we regret the time we spent playing games?

And if we don't genuinely explore these questions, we risk looking back with regret.

We deeply regret that, and, although we joined the consensus on draft resolution VI, we hope that such overlapping will not be repeated in the future.