I will make amends to my spouse and to anyone else I hurt during my divorce out of fear, ignorance or pain, unless to do so would cause further harm to them.
If fame did not find Braverman when the moment was right, perhaps it will make amends now that the moment is wrong.
Dietz and Gillespie conclude: "Ultimately, the organisation is in a stronger position to tackle the problems that led to the failure when the causes are openly known and understood, and better able to repair stakeholder relationships when it can be open about what occurred and how it will make amends.
The townsfolk regard Marat as a pariah, a murderer, but he swears he'll make amends and find the crew that he lost.
When I do talk with these parents, most will make amends.
Some Allied officers who were acquainted with the superior numbers of the enemy, and aware of their strong defensive position, ventured to remonstrate with Marlborough about the hazards of attacking; but the Duke was resolute – "I know the danger, yet a battle is absolutely necessary, and I rely on the bravery and discipline of the troops, which will make amends for our disadvantages".
How will make amends with them?
Perhaps you will make amends with an article entitled "New Orleans on Bottled Water and an Army Cot".
Maybe the solo outing for the Amazonian princess, directed by Patty Jenkins, will make amends next year.
Lincoln Center will make amends this season with a burst of concerts by the Kirov Orchestra, under the direction of Valery Gergiev (Nov. 9-10 aNov. 16-17-17).
It is not exactly a low-carbon exercise, but Penn reminds us that he will make amends by riding his dream creation every day for the next three decades.
