But in the face of intense criticism, Mr. Harrison this week apologized himself.
A young couple nuzzling at breakfast makes Fischer want to apologize for himself: "You don't have to get old.
"Little Marco," Trump sneered, and there was Little Marco, apologizing for himself again.
If he's knotted up in a society that itself is smartphone-powered, and he is necessarily going to remain a part of that society, he will constantly be apologizing for himself, scrambling to catch up, making excuses and begging.
It was just as stunning, deflating and ultimately so heartbreaking that the winning jockey, Edgar Prado, made himself apologize to Stewart Elliott.
"America is very strong, so we wonder why President Bush would not himself apologize for what happened," said Yong Ja Lee, who was celebrating her 35th birthday with friends at the New Shin La Bakery.
Asked why Mr. Paladino had waited 24 hours to apologize after defending himself during various appearances on Monday, Mr. Caputo said that Mr. Paladino's efforts to explain himself and put his remarks into context had not gotten through to the public and that Mr. Paladino had been urged by gay friends and family to speak out more directly.
Rose's bold, rising, theatrically superb declaration ran over a thin, husky, stuttering sound, something that might have been an attempt on Porter's part to apologize or introduce himself or both, even as he juggled his glasses back onto his face and pinched at his zipper and his disordered trousers.
Though a Clinton campaign aide said that if he were Mr. Carville he would apologize, Mr. Carville himself, right, declared: "I was quoted accurately and in context, and I was glad to give the quote, and I was glad I gave it.
Honda said his chief of staff "missstepped" and expressed regret, but did not himself apologize.
