remorsefully

He heard her talking gently, even remorsefully, to the girl.

"May help you to get in," I corrected myself remorsefully.

"Execution and little things are so important," Houston said remorsefully.

I've put too much strain on him lately, he thought remorsefully.

He said, remorsefully: "I thought you must be in with them.

His voice sounded hurt, and the girl eyed him rather remorsefully.

"It's all because of us that he's caught," thought the boy, remorsefully.

You will remorsefully consider your conduct toward a friend.

Not that my conscience has been too clear lately anyway, he thought, remorsefully.

She really would have to do something about her crabby mood, Emily thought remorsefully.

"Grant Hill is the one who's most like Michael," he says, rather remorsefully.

He sat remorsefully, quietly, allowing Voyager's captain to run the show.

"Even now I am doing you harm," said Harry remorsefully.

"You're the one who got stabbed," she said remorsefully.

He bent over her upturned face very tenderly and a little remorsefully.

American officials reacted remorsefully throughout the day on Thursday in their damage-control effort.

"I am afraid we are playing it rather low down on that jumpy old boy," said Stephen remorsefully.

"I have a terrible reputation for not returning calls for months," she said remorsefully.

Anita Goodman heaved a sigh and looked remorsefully from one man to the other.

Then, as he realized how Rachel might take his remark, he sat up remorsefully.

Nancy remorsefully reviews their dreadful life, but Bill maintains that any living is better than none.

"Well, I didn't mean to do the lad any harm," he said remorsefully.

"Oh, come on and be good," he urged remorsefully.

He remorsefully pulls the trigger, putting her out of her misery.

I'm afraid I was a bit too hard, though," he added, staring down at the comatose figure remorsefully.