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Sentences starting with sorry

Sorry am I to say the reverse has been the fact: fallen, proscribed, prejudged, the cup of bitterness has been administered to him with an unsparing hand. [4]
Sorry you won't meet my brother,--he that will have the title. [9]

Sentences ending with sorry

I was frightened when it was done, I was horrified, but I was not sorry; and I am not sorry. [11]
So he told Uncle Silas he would make him sorry. [5]
I didn't mean to be unkind--I'm sorry. [9]
Den dere is ten men of de twenty come back to Pontiac ver' sorry. [11]
Was she very sorry? [4]
I am very sorry. [11]
I am only sorry. [11]
He was not sorry. [11]
And Golgothar was sorry. [11]
She began to soften; she felt sorry. [5]

Short sentences using sorry

They say Hilary's sorry, now. [9]
It--' 'Oh, I'm so sorry! [5]
He's sorry it occurred. [11]
I am sorry I did. [4]
It's sorry, sorry I am. [11]
I'm sorry for him--that's all. [11]
I'm sorry for her. [4]
I am sorry for you. [11]
I felt sorry for him. [8]
I am sorry for him. [4]

Sentences containing sorry two or more times

I want you to feel as sorry for me as I feel sorry for you. [11]
You don't understand these people, you couldn't feel sorry for them any more than you could feel sorry for me. [9]
She wanted to tell him all that had ever been, all that she ought to be sorry for, was sorry for now almost beyond endurance. [11]
I am not sorry that she should stop writing, but I am sorry that she should have been silenced in such a rude way. [6]
While I was not sorry you abandoned it, I should not be sorry if you had stuck to it and given it a trial. [5]
I'm sorry it's no use, she wishes it so much; but I'm not sorry otherwise. [8]
I'm awful sorry, Miss Mary Jane, I'm just as sorry as I can be; but I done the best I could; I did honest. [5]
I think he is sorry for Mr. Parker, and I think Mr. Parker is sorry for him; and no doubt this compassion is good for both of them. [5]
I never saw her, except at the trial, and I was so sorry for her I ceased to be sorry for my self. [11]
I was sorry for that man; sorry Satan hadn't been his customary self and killed him or made him a lunatic. [5]

More example sentences with the word sorry in them

I'm sorry for you, Timothy, but I don't see what I can do. [9]
I'm sorry for you, M'sieu' Jean Jacques, and I've come to say that I'm ready to lend you two thousand dollars, if that's any help. [11]
Ver' well, now, you will be sorry for dat, and say your prayer. [11]
I am sorry you weren't there. [2]
Yet I want you to be sorry too. [11]
I cannot tell you that I am sorry for what I have done--for what I am going to do. [9]
Then again: If you love her, and she loves you, and is sorry for what she has done, marry her and save her from everlasting shame. [11]
I--I can't tell you how sorry I am. [9]
I am sorry you disbelieve it, Madam,--I said, and added softly to my next neighbor,--but you prove it. [6]
I'm sorry that you can't do it for the Atlantic, but I succumb. [5]
I have told you already how sorry I was for your sufferings. [10]
Not a customer yet; he was a discouraged man, and sorry he had come. [5]
I knew he would forget it in an hour, and maybe be sorry for it, too; but it angered me a little, at the moment. [5]
Then perhaps she would be sorry for the accident to the Notary; for it was an accident, in spite of appearances. [11]
And if you would be sorry for that, then you must have liked being here--with me. [10]
A sensation (the word you see is material and inappropriate) of etherealization and imponderability pervaded me, and I was not sorry to get rid of such a dull, slow mass as I now perceived myself to be, lying there on the bed. [4]
I was sorry, with all my soul, that you should have suffered through me. [11]
Alone, in a window of the castle, sits a lady at her work, who might be the countess; only, I am sorry, there is no countess, nothing but a frau, in that old feudal dwelling. [4]
I hope you will meet with complete success, and I am sorry I cannot be there to witness it and help you rejoice. [5]
I hope he will be sorry and do well somewhere else and not take this to heart too much. [12]
The major-domo to whom these entreaties were addressed, though he was sorry for the wounded, resolutely refused, saying that he dare not even mention the matter to the count. [2]
Then those people who burglarized our house in September--we got back the plated ware they took off, we jailed them, and I have been sorry ever since. [5]
I don't know what is behind these things you are doing, but you'll be sorry for it when it is too late. [11]
I believe that what I have written and may still write about pictures will give them pain, and I am honestly sorry for it. [5]
I'm sorry for what I did to-day because it offended you--but you drove me to it. [9]
Some people say, What fools you are; others say, You are no good; but everybody in him heart is ver' sorry all de time. [11]
All right, Becodar, we're both sorry, and will pray for his departed spirit; go ahead, Becodar. [11]
I'm sorry Dunn went back yesterday, but it can't be helped. [9]
I know him well, and am very sorry for the poor fellow. [10]
When they ceased we knew she was in heaven, notwithstanding the excommunication; and we were glad of her death and not sorry that we had brought it about. [5]
Once or twice we have found him admitting still more objectionable articles into his materia medica; in doing which, I am sorry to say that he could plead grave and learned authority. [3]
We are sorry we cannot make her a faultless heroine; but we cannot, for the reason that she was human. [5]
I know he was very much excited, and when he is excited he is apt to say things that he is sorry for. [8]
So Jim he was sorry, and said he wouldn't behave so no more, and then me and Tom shoved for bed. [5]
He said he was sorry to disturb me, but as he was passing he noticed that I needed some lightning-rods. [5]
Well, perhaps he was sorry he hadn't asked more; that's human nature, too. [8]
Except that she was sorry Armand was gone, she rather plumed herself on having separated the Seigneur and his son-- it was something to have been the pivot in a tragedy. [11]
The soft-hearted tyrant was really sorry for the faithful old servant he had bought a generation since for the home to which he had brought his fair young wife, and he began to speak kindly to her, as he had previously done to the birds. [10]
I thought it was pretty manifest that the elderly lady was embarrassed at finding herself in such a conspicuous place arrayed in such cheap apparel; I began to feel sorry for her and troubled about her. [5]
The driver's beat was pretty long, and his sleeping-time at the stations pretty short, sometimes; and so, but for the grandeur of his position his would have been a sorry life, as well as a hard and a wearing one. [5]
The Acadia College was pointed out to us at Wolfville by a person who said that it is a feeble institution, a remark we were sorry to hear of a place described as "one of the foremost seats of learning in the Province. [4]
In fact, I was not sorry she came, for there are but meagre pickings here, and she brought some of those apples. [5]
In fact I was not sorry she came, for there are but meager pickings here, and she brought some of those apples. [5]
Of course there was no school report in the Union, and Boggs held me accountable, though I was innocent of any intention or desire to compass its absence from that paper, and was as sorry as any one that the misfortune had occurred. [5]
Of course there was no school report in the Union, and Boggs held me accountable, though I was innocent of any intention or desire to compass its absence from that paper and was as sorry as any one that the misfortune had occurred. [5]
After that I was delayed by various details; even on my way here--but for that I cannot be sorry for it gave me this chance of finding you alone. [10]
I'm sorry I was blue, but it did seem as if everything had been going against us for whole ages. [5]
There is not wanting even a lake; and there is, I am sorry to say, a temple on a mound, quite in the classic style, from which one can see the sun set behind the many spires of Munich. [4]
I very much wanted one of the sorry old tables which the prisoners had spent so many years in ornamenting with their pocket-knives, but red tape was in the way. [5]
Well, I am very sorry, but it is getting dark and I must go. [10]
I am very, very sorry for her," he concluded, and was pleased to notice a look of glad approval on Natasha's face. [2]
The President was very sorry and all that, but that place, you see, didn't belong to the West, so there I was again. [5]
Poor Boges will very gladly play the go-between; the poor despised Boges wishes you so well--the humble Boges will be so sorry when he sees the proud palm-tree from Sais cut down. [10]
I pity Prince Vasili but am still more sorry for Pierre. [2]
It realizes to us what sorry shows and shadows we are. [5]
M. Bourget has two or three columns gravely devoted to the collating and examining and psychologizing of these sorry little frauds. [5]
During the next twelve hours we had the general appearance, somehow, of being at a funeral, where every body was sorry the death had occurred, but glad it was over--where every body was smiling, and yet broken-hearted. [5]
Lately he has turned the subject over, and is sorry that his father wore out the vest and did not bring away the chair. [4]
If it makes trouble, we shall be sorry, but firm. [5]
The Bishop was triumphant; his adherents had won the day at every point; nor was he sorry to learn that Olympius, Helladius, Ainmonius and many other spiritual leaders of the heathen world had succeeded in escaping. [10]
He was a traveler, passing through; and he spoke to her gently, and, seeing nobody but me there to hear, said he was sorry for her. [5]
Tell me you told that falsehood out of mere vanity and are sorry for it; that you're not expecting to ever wear the coronet of an earl--" "Truly I am cured--cured this very day--I am not expecting it! [5]
And I swear to you that I was sorry for the venture almost before I had embarked, and ere I had received a shilling. [9]
And it occurred to Victoria, as her eyes rested on his back, that she ought to be sorry for him--but wasn't, somehow. [9]
I want you to tell Jethro that I'm downright sorry I couldn't get him that Brampton postmastership. [9]
I am sorry to see, my dear, that you are thinking only of yourself. [4]
She'd be sorry to see the law get at me. [11]
I am sorry to say, my friends," he added, with emotion, "that Mr. Allen is about to leave us. [9]
I am sorry to say what I am about to say, since it must inflict irreparable injury upon Mr. Billson, whom I have always esteemed and respected until now, and in whose invulnerability to temptation I entirely believed--as did you all. [5]
I am sorry to say that while Forbes and Miss Lamont floated, so to speak, in all this beauty, like the light-hearted revelers they were, King was scarcely in a mood to enjoy it. [4]
I am sorry to say that the reader must go to the files of the city press for an account of the night's festivity. [4]
I am sorry to say that the effect has been to take off something of the bloom of his simplicity, and to elevate him into an oracle. [4]
I am sorry to say that she refused to take the affair seriously. [4]
I am sorry to say that I have never seen two men of whom it is true. [7]
I am sorry to say that he had a red face, a shaven chin, and long side-whiskers. [4]
No man ought to play cards who hasn't a fortune; and my fortune, I'm sorry to say, is only my face! [11]
I'm sorry not to oblige you, Jethro; but these are matters which a member of Congress must look after pretty closely. [9]
I pretended not to notice it--but I was sorry I'd said anything about it. [9]
She's extremely sorry to lose you, Mr Richard, but a sense of her duty to society reconciles her. [12]
But I'm sorry to leave you. [2]
Sorry, but glad to know you now, sah. [4]
I am sorry to know that we shall soon have to quit the vessel and go ashore if she keeps up this speed. [5]
He instantly went to her, and said: "I am sorry to be late. [11]
The sculptor listened to her in silence and then said in a quite altered tone: "I am truly sorry to hear it. [10]
I am sorry to hear that it has not proved effectual in putting a stop to the abuse of a deserving class of men. [6]
I was sorry to hear that Dick was killed. [5]
I am sorry to hear that any of the Whigs of your county, or indeed of any county, should longer be against conventions. [7]
I am sorry to hear such bad news from Will and Captain Bowen. [5]
I was sorry to hear Jim say that, it was such a lowering of him. [5]
I am sorry to have you mixed up in it. [11]
I am sorry to have to tell you this, but it is true, and cannot be helped. [7]
I was sorry to have my name mentioned as one of the great authors, because they have a sad habit of dying off. [5]
It helps him to forgive himself more or less for what he's sorry for in life. [11]
I don't seem to find the place; but anyway she was as sorry as ever anybody could be that I could not go to Bridgeport, but there was no help for it. [5]
I am sorry to disillusionize you, but I don't care a fig for balls and garden-parties and salons. [9]
I am sorry to destroy the confidence of your youth, but whoever grows grey, with his eyes open, will meet persons who rejoice, nay to whom it is a necessity to injure others. [10]
Hast been minded to cozen me, the good King thy father, who loveth thee, and kindly useth thee, with a sorry jest? [5]
I was sorry to be obliged to give the order, but we needed the ground where they stood. [10]
At first I thought she talked too much; but now I should be sorry to have that voice fall silent and pass out of my life. [5]
Sorry, sah, but tho't I knowed you when you come in. [4]

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