The pattern of the book is a pattern not of assertions but of apologies: Huck apologizes to Jim, Jim apologizes to his child.
USA Today went with "Malaysia Airlines apologizes for tweet, posts loss".
Sometimes the poet apologizes for the necessity of illusion on his bare stage, as does the Chorus in Henry V; sometimes he laughs at excessive realism, as in Pyramus and Thisbe; sometimes he laments the transience of theatrical illusion as Prospero does; and sometimes he mocks his audiences for failing to enter into the artificial reality of the creative imagination.
#Trump #GOP.'" The retweet has since been deleted and Mr Trump provided this clarifcation: "The young intern who accidentally did a Retweet apologizes".
Aldrin now apologizes for his neglect, but blames the distraction of a surprise phone call from Richard Nixon to the lunar surface.
He apologizes for having been absent for the past couple of days, but no one seems to care very much.
I had read some of this before — Friedman's job is to lure readers, and he no more apologizes for repetition than does a hot-dog vender in a ballpark.
Mr. Marmalade apologizes, and then, with a snap of his fingers, produces roses, candelabras, and champagne.
Since at least 2010, when he released his book "No Apology: The Case for American Greatness," Romney has centered his foreign-policy platform around his base's critique of President Obama's performance: Obama apologizes for America, he doesn't pay tribute to American exceptionalism, he doesn't sound strong enough when he talks about terrorism.
Harriet collapses in tears, and her mother apologizes, though she claims to be as helpless as Sweetie Pie: "Sometimes it happens, just like that".
To demand an apology: Turkey has kicked out Israel's ambassador and will downgrade its diplomatic and military ties with the country, saying that relations can return to normal only once Israel apologizes for its military action against a Turkish flotilla last year, in which nine people died.
