I Have No Regrets

Angry & Irritated Sentences, Vol. 17

(Angry and irritated sentences from various sources. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"I'm going for a walk before I say something I deeply regret."

"You're not the only person here with feelings."

"You're such a snob!"

"If vengeance is all you seek, seek it elsewhere."

"Stop being so frightening in front of my friends!"

"For once in your life, admit that you are up against something bigger than you!"

"Be quiet. I need to think right now, and you are grinding down my ears with all of your babbling!"

"Maybe there's nothing worth protecting in your life. I'm not ashamed that there is in mine."

"Don't you dare play the innocent with me!"

"Your ego is astounding."

"Don't you think I know what I sounded like today? Do you think I enjoy being humiliated and laughed at like that?"

"You show your face, you coward!"

"Do you take me for the sort of fool who'd make myself look so suspicious?"

"Forget logic. Try empathy."

"You’re staring at me. Stop!"

"Don't interfere. It's not of your business."

"Your politeness is so grating."

"Every once in a while, I like to hear the voice of someone who's on my side."

"Don't act like you don't know what I'm talking about!"

"I almost died and you're cracking jokes!"

"Everything you've ever done, you've only ever done for yourself."

"Have you nothing better to do than sit with your feet on the desk, slurping tea?"

"Don't you ever get tired of hearing yourself talk?"

"I detest you more than you could ever know."

"I don't think you have the right to be this angry with me."

"You have no clue what it takes to do what I do!"

"I get a bit sick of you using your mouth as a cattle prod."

"Obedience doesn't come naturally to you, does it?"

"You're nothing but a petulant child!"

1. “Do you believe in ghosts?” 

2. “I don’t believe in ghosts” 

3. “I saw a ghost” 

4. “I’m a ghost” 

5. “Are you a ghost?” 

6. “How long have you been a ghost?” 

7. “Are you telling me you’re a ghost?” 

8. “Do you think there are ghosts around here?” 

9. “I can talk to ghosts” 

10. “I hear there’s ghosts around here”

11. “You’re a ghost”

12. “Don’t tell me you’re scared of ghosts?” 

13. “Think we’ll see any ghosts?” 

14. “I’m scared of ghosts.” 

15. “Ghosts can’t hurt you.” 

16. “Why would you want to find a ghost?” 

17. “Trust me, there are no ghosts here.” 

18. “Ghosts aren’t scary.” 

19. “I wasn’t always a ghost, you know. I used to be just as alive as you are.” 

20. “So what’s it like, being a ghost?” 

21. “Being a ghost isn’t so bad, all things considered.” 

22. “Do you like being a ghost?” 

23. “I don’t like being a ghost.” 

24. “I hate being a ghost!” 

25. “Ghosts are dangerous. Be careful.” 

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Questioning Sentences, Vol. 24

(Questioning sentences from various sources to ask all kinds of muses. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"Do you honestly think that now is the right time for this conversation?"

"Don't you think I know what I sounded like today? Do you think I enjoy being humiliated and laughed at like that?"

"Are you mocking me?"

"Are you watching my house?"

"Do I sense the cold silence of disapproval?"

"If we identify a UFO, does that just mean it's an FO?"

"Do you believe there's something out there?"

"Do you know the difference between order and chaos?"

"What happened to your resolution to be more accepting?"

"You hate anyone who can't do what you do, don't you?"

"Do you still believe humanity can do better?"

"Is there really ever such a thing as an accident?"

"Where have you been all my life?"

"Why are you trying so hard to get rid of me?"

"How does it feel to know that you have failed?"

"You like fighting, don't you?"

"Do you want revenge? Is that what you're thinking right now?"

"You're a smart man. You could be anywhere doing anything. Why do you do this?"

"Hey, are you experiencing an ominous sense of foreboding?"

"Are you really going to pull that trigger?"

"They all hate me. You don't hate me, do you?"

"What am I afraid of? I think the better question is what are you afraid of?"

"Have you any idea how much I've missed you?"

"How much longer are you going to drag your heels before you tell her how you feel?"

"How did they manage to get so many snobs in one place?"

"Have you thought about what you're going to do when you retire?"

"Do you think he'll be jealous?"

"Do you ever wish there was another way?"

"You're a pretty smart kid, you know that?"

"Do I strike you as someone who can't speak for herself?"

"Is there a Greek god of disappointment?"

"Aren't you a little young to be getting married?"

"Why would you say something like that?"

"When exactly was the last time you had a psych evaluation?"

"Can I ask you a personal question?"

"Do you remember the last time we danced?"

"If you can't trust your own mind, then what have you got?"

"I never knew so many books even existed. Have you read them all?"

"You'd use your gun on my mother?"

"So, how did you become a hostage?"

"We've never met before, right?"

"What are you doing here, apart from trying to avoid me?"

"What? You telling me you've never had a thing for bad boys?"

"They say you're a genius. Are you?"

"How come you always have to lead?"

"Do you enjoy threatening people?"

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