1 He stood as though regretting that he had nothing more to beat.
2 "Enough, mother," said Raskolnikov, deeply regretting that he had come.
Crime and Punishment By Fyodor DostoevskyContextHighlight In PART 6: CHAPTER VII 3 I sincerely regret not having had more talk with you, but I shan't lose sight of you.
4 For the time I don't want to speak to anyone about it and I half regret having spoken to you.
5 "I feel the greatest regret at finding you in this situation," he began, again breaking the silence with an effort.
6 But it all went off very well; even the inevitable ejaculations of wonder and regret, the inevitable questions were extraordinarily few and restrained.
7 it was not that part of your article that interested me so much, but an idea at the end of the article which I regret to say you merely suggested without working it out clearly.
8 The point is, that I did actually cause your sister, whom I greatly respect, some trouble and unpleasantness, and so, sincerely regretting it, I want--not to compensate, not to repay her for the unpleasantness, but simply to do something to her advantage, to show that I am not, after all, privileged to do nothing but harm.