remorsefully's Usage Examples:

the rest of their lives, each remembers the day of their meeting and remorsefully reflects on what might have been.

After remorsefully describing his own recruitment by the Soviet State, Lonetree publicly.

When Confucius learned of Ziyu's success, he remorsefully said: "I used to judge a person by his speech and erred in Zai Yu; I.

Ammu remorsefully shouts at her.

Giorgetta returns to the barge, approaching him remorsefully after their fight earlier, and when she is close enough Michele opens.

Nancy remorsefully reviews their dreadful life, but Bill maintains that any living is better.

Galgani's thugs is about to kill Alain, he gets shot down by Mackintosh, who remorsefully reveals that Katrina has managed to escape from Galgani and go to America.

Carola is still reluctantly forced to kill him by biting his neck, before remorsefully flying away with her gargoyle children.

poison, Hector finally looks at him for the first time in years; first remorsefully, and then with rage in his eyes before ringing his bell numerous times.

But Ronny remorsefully tells Pi that Troy was forcing him and that he'll help Pi get Cordelia.

Shortly after, Marcus meets with Levar in prison, who remorsefully reveals that he is Marcus' biological father and regrets not being there.

Bart remorsefully gives a moving eulogy at Chris' funeral and is thankful to Chris for.

and dies in a weeping Lucinda's arms with The Good Reverend watching remorsefully.

It is not till A-Li is once again sent to hospital that she remorsefully takes it upon herself to find out the truth.

convert to Christianity was paid to take the hosts to Cologne's Jews, but remorsefully told the story to the parson of Notre-Dame de la Chapelle in Brussels.

When he and Jane confront Frank, the CFO remorsefully admits that Jack had planned everything from the beginning: during Dick's.

When the other Hopi realized their mistake, they remorsefully turned to the kachinas' human substitutes, and the ceremonies have continued.

Synonyms:

contritely; ruefully;