Sentence examples for constant apologies from inspiring English sources

While history rolls over us, we stutter constant apologies.

My constant apologies before any request, however, eventually got to her one day.

As George Megalogenis aptly tweeted: Expecting constant apologies implies two things: that Muslims, of which there are over 1 billion worldwide, are a generally homogenous group; and that we are not truly accepted as part of western society.

"And there are constant apologies in meetings—'I didn't mean that to sound gendered.' Fumbling over language to be careful to say 'he,'shehe,'theyey' not everything 'he.' But not naturally.

From eliminating the word "just" to stopping constant apologies, there were words I was adding.

I remember her constant apologies when she asked for help for simple tasks, like a drink of water or to adjust her head because her neck felt strained from being in the same position for too long.

"Maybe it was a contrarian streak," he wrote, "or maybe it was something more complicated that explained his constant equivocation and apologies for Vladimir Putin". He also compares the president to a Mafia boss.

"Maybe it was a contrarian streak or maybe it was something more complicated that explained his constant equivocation and apologies for Vladimir Putin".

Since the incident, Lehmann's Twitter has been a near-constant stream of apologies.

The doomsday headlines, constant opinion polls, gaffes, re-gaffes, apologies, mega-mega apologies, campaign trials, coloured ties and the word 'deficit' on loop, were still a faint droning sound in the distance.

Recrimination over apologies has been a constant feature of relations between Japan and its East Asian neighbors for decades.