(By way of resolution, he later tweeted at Clinton — a noted apology maker himself — and tagged the post #greatguy).
Stillman captures the ingrained force of an assimilated order in a quick succession of shots of door-knocks—one, by a servant on Reginald's door, in which the servant, though unseen by any onlooker except the divine one, raises his hand outside Reginald's door as if with self-conscious apology to himself and his God for disturbing the young lord's tranquility.
Stillman captures the ingrained force of an assimilated order in a quick succession of shots of door-knocks — one, by a servant on Reginald's door, in which the servant, though unseen by any onlooker except the divine one, raises his hand outside Reginald's door as if with self-conscious apology to himself and his God for disturbing the young lord's tranquility.
XXXIV 26), expresses surprise that Socrates was not chosen for the former, given that, according to Plato's Apology, Apollo himself had labeled Socrates the wisest; it is surely the Italian connection that explains the Romans' choice of Pythagoras.
Mr. Gibson hasn't made any apologies for himself, his movie or his father.
Should Judas have been required to issue a public apology before hanging himself?
The statement said the Pacific Institute's board of directors had accepted Dr. Gleick's apology for misrepresenting himself.
The perceptions of the weak, confused apology, and suspending himself for as long as he chooses, are not good for Mr. Williams or his employer.
At a recent lunch with colleagues, Mr. Chafee said, he offered them an apology and found himself comforted by a conservative, Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire.
Last year, he issued an unprecedented apology after injuring himself on an African elephant during a hunting vacation that was seen as an affront to the belt-tightening endured by ordinary citizens.
