And sorrier still that he has to share that shame.
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I don't feel any sorrier for lobsters than for other animals.
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Other relevant sites are in even sorrier states—but then, so is much of Rio.
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I too was sorry my husband wasn't there — sorrier than the hotel manager was, I bet.
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"No one's sorrier than we are that this happened," said Byrne in March about Google's algorithm update.
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On the far side of this uncomely crowd, there's an even sorrier, more simpering crew of replacements.
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And if we haven't already read enough about the sex drought among young people, there's even sorrier news.
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"I'm sorry for you, Dr. Fradkin, but I'm even sorrier for the students," he recalled his receptionist's son's lamenting.
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Our own backyard was in even sorrier upheaval, untouched since Maria as my sister waited for the verdict of an insurance adjuster.
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And I'm sorrier still for the future generations that may never send or receive that most private symbol of personal warmth and attachment.
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I look at the sorry state of the Republican Party only to be comforted by the even sorrier state of the Democratic Party.
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Bob Dole in 1996 was in some ways an even sorrier case, since his landslide defeat was visible from a long way out.
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The one of us who dropped the mango is sufficiently sorry for her error, and even sorrier to discover that she has entirely misplaced her fork.
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It's a sorry sight, all the sorrier when you learn how closely, and in what depth of detail, "The Souvenir" is modelled on Hogg's own past.
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A private Caixin/Markit PMI, focusing on smaller companies, made sorrier reading for global firms reliant on China's market for everything from consumer items, to cars and commodities.
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But I'm much sorrier that, over the course of four years, you haven't been able to remove your bridal goggles and really see this situation from your friend's position.
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The private Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' index, focusing on smaller companies, made even sorrier reading for global firms reliant on China's giant market for everything from consumer items, to cars and commodities.
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So if you saw any of these films that are nominated for 2017 Razzies, we're sorry — and even sorrier if you saw the film that earned the (dis)honor of being the most nominated this year.
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Major League Baseball will hold the 86th All-Star Game of its long and storied history on July 12th in sunny San Diego, and we couldn't be sorrier that your favorite player didn't make the roster.
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The other side: "By renaming the holiday Indigenous People's Day, they have decided to emphasize the sorrier aspects of Western colonization and conquest of the Americas rather than its virtues," writes Washington Post columnist Henry Olsen.
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I can think of few things sorrier than that uncle who talks every Thanksgiving about the goal he scored in the last second of the game, that won his high school team the national championship ... 50 years ago.
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Never in Earth's history have the planet's oceans been in a sorrier state than they are today: polluted by raw sewage, industrial chemicals, and plastics; overfished at record levels; and suffering the effects of climate change such as coral bleaching and too-warm waters that affect the migration patterns and life cycles of marine species—and may even lead to more shark attacks.
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And while I personally am sorry the word "rear" was used in a professional context — and sorrier still to be reminded through that "joke" that David Copperfield has had his own allegations against him — I am still less sorry than President Bush, who regrets that we don't know that wheelchairs exist on a plane where you have no choice but to be handsy.
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Following Hurt's death, The Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw said the performance was Hurt's masterpiece. The film made a comfortable profit. Commenting on the pain felt by his parents when the film was released, David Profumo said "I never felt sorrier for them in my life".
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I loved Alex Korda, a brilliant, generous creature, but > with this film he was wallowing in confusion. I felt sorry for him, but > sorrier for myself as the Bonnie Prince who would assuredly bear the blame > for the impending debacle. However, Niven did meet his second wife during filming.
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His dancers included Blinova, Tarakanova, Raievska, Froman, Eglevsky, Youskevitch, and Sokolova. For the company he choreographed two ballets, Port Said (music by K. Konstantinov) and L'Amour sorrier (de Falla). In 1935 and 1936 the company visited London and Paris.García-Márquez (1990), p.150 (company, dancers, ballets, visits); p. 155 (his two ballets later in the repertoire of de Basil's company).
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She warns her not to tell anyone or she'll be 'sorrier than she can dream'. However, Mike tells their teacher and gets Kelly punished. Ayesha is angry with him for the rest of the day and only forgives him when they're on their way home. Kelly turns on Marie when she shows remorse for joining her in bullying Ayesha and throws her book out of the window.
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He suffered a broken hand and bleeding on the brain. In the ensuing investigation, officials determined Janklow was driving at least 70 miles per hour in a 55 mph zone and that he ran a stop sign at the intersection where the crash occurred. Janklow was arraigned on August 29, and said he "couldn't be sorrier" for the accident. His trial began on December 1.
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Writer Mort Fine, working from a story by him and others, and director J. Lee Thompson, who has a knack for drawing fine performances from actors regardless of a film's level or scope, has brought out the very best from Miss Bisset and especially Quinn." Jack Kroll of Newsweek called it a "foul and sleazy film" that "is so awful you hate to use it to raise an ethical issue, but it does make you wonder just when sleaze curdles into slander - moral if not legal. You don't know whom to feel sorrier for, the bedeviled Jackie Onassis or the beautiful Jackie Bisset. Jackie O can't help being an American obsession, but Jackie B should have known better than to sign on this yacht of fools.
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