Sentence examples for back apologies from inspiring English sources
I e-mailed Mead to ask what a functional, "post-blue" model of the liberal state might look like, and he wrote back: Apologies that I don't have a fully formed alternative social model ready to drop on a grateful nation, but whatever insights I come up with I will be happy to share on the blog.
After I broke the news to Etan, he wrote back, "My apologies to James.
It turns out that late in life, when an atheist author asked permission to dedicate a book to Darwin, the great scientist wrote back his apologies and declined.
He came back with apologies and purple roses — my favorite color.
Because every time it happened, the sweet, loving man we all cared for so much would come back with apologies, profuse, swearing up and down that he understood how bad what he had done was, and swearing never to do it again.
There may be historical reasons for taking back an apology, for example, where an apology was extracted under challenging circumstances in order to satisfy social viewpoints of the time.
Some examples of why you might feel the need to take back an apology include: If you apologized for saying something about a person who claimed it was untrue but then facts later reveal that what you said was spot on, you might feel the need to retract your apology and return to your former comments, publicly.
Taking back the apology now.
ALEX KOPPELMAN: Romney hitting back on "apology tour" now.
Now, 10 years later and in retirement, Cardinal Egan has taken back his apology.
"To repair the finger would be to take back the apology," he explained.
