Sentence examples for apologise because of from inspiring English sources

He believes he is on firm ground in declining to apologise because of Churchill's strong language a few months after Dyer was forced to retire.

I cried for the first time: 'Yes', but not because he apologised, because of the suffering and agony that my darling daughter went through and because I will never have her again".

The BBC has had to apologise because hundreds of people complained about it.

Thomas Cook has faced a consumer backlash on social media, with thousands signing petitions calling for a boycott after the current chief executive, Peter Fankhauser, initially said there was "no need to apologise" because the firm was cleared of wrongdoing.

It was an uncharacteristic mistake by Ross Turnbull but I told him he didn't have to apologise because he's dug us out of the mire a number of times this season.

I almost wanted to apologise because we are all accountable for sitting at the bottom of the Women's Super League.

The chairman of Labor's "waste watch committee", Pat Conroy, said the Speaker had failed to apologise because she did not think she had done anything wrong.

You don't apologise because you are found out.

"I have no intention of apologising because I testified truthfully about my experience and I stand by that testimony".

Under the headline Kate and Gerry McCann: Sorry, the Express said it had apologised because "we accept that a number of articles in the newspaper have suggested that the couple caused the death of their missing daughter Madeleine and then covered it up", before acknowledging "there is no evidence whatsoever to support this theory".

The IMF has apologised because it got Brexit wrong.