Sentence examples for culpa at from inspiring English sources

It begins with Alan Greenspan's mea culpa at the banking committee of the US Congress.

This is not the first time Mr. Manh, 70, has issued a mea culpa at a party congress.

This is not the first time Mr. Manh has issued a mea culpa at a party congress.

The scene resembled a politician offering a mea culpa at a news conference, except this was a basketball coach acknowledging he had squandered talent.

It is marginally more credible than Mr Murdoch's sanctimonious mea culpa at high noon on "The Humblest Day Of My Life".

It was Mr. Mack who offered a full-throated mea culpa at a Congressional hearing last February for his bank's role in fueling the crisis.

At some point in the past few years, he should have offered a mea culpa, as he did at Harvard, in 2005, when he issued a public apology for his controversial remarks about women and science.

Now, I don't expect all the people who filled The Wall Street Journal's editorial page in 2008 and 2009 predicting an imminent rise in inflation to offer a mea culpa, but at some point I think the inflationphobes should at least stop saying that hyperinflation is right around the corner.

In what amounted to a mea culpa, David Reynolds at Jefferies moved his rating from underperform to buy and his target price from £21.99 to a hefty £62.

If only because there are so many unanswered questions of selection, tactics and morale in need of, if not a mea culpa, then at least an acknowledgement.

In his tearful mea culpa yesterday at the Meadowlands, Domi disclosed that he told Niedermayer's voice mail that he was "truly sorry" for what he called a "stupid reaction".