Sentence examples for be apologised for from inspiring English sources

What he said was offensive and stupid, and should be apologised for.

Greek religion, so often seen as one of the few domains where the Greeks have to be apologised for, was for him as close to being true as any theistic system could be.

Either way, he turned what could have been a moment of honest – if gross – preening about his apparently good-as-fuck sex life into another celebrity "misstatement" that had to be "apologised" for.

But why should we alone be apologising for slavery?

"Frankly, he should be apologising for the substance of the budget".

We should not be apologising for investment in public services that has delivered for Britain," she said.

"It's actually not me that should be apologising for something that I haven't done, it's the Mail that should be apologising for their smear and innuendo".

But Ms Sturgeon said Mr Brown should be "apologising for acting as guarantor to the Tories and telling the Scottish people to trust them on more powers".

The humans you speak to are far more likely to be apologising for the failure of computer systems than to be helping or encouraging you to buy things.

The People's Daily said the US was criticising China when it should be apologising for hacking into the networks of China and Hong Kong as alleged by Snowden.

But shouldn't Conservative and Labour leaders be apologising for breaching the 1951 UN convention on refugees, by shutting out too many genuine asylum seekers?