Sentence examples for culpa from from inspiring English sources

The message included Mr. Bezos's mea culpa from July.

A commercial offering a companywide mea culpa from Toyota, which appeared during the opening ceremony last Friday, has been followed by spots about sales at local dealerships and even the start of a humorous campaign for the Sienna minivan.

The mea culpa from Ira Glass on "This American Life" ends with a conversation about Apple in China with Charles Duhigg, who co-wrote an investigative story in the Times with David Barboza.

The mea culpa from Mr. Ravell and others has softened the edge of the bitter relationship between the news media and the president, and Mr. Chávez has beseeched followers not to attack reporters.

This mea culpa from the Daily Vidette, the student paper of Illinois State University at Normal, appears in the men's room: "It was incorrectly reported last Friday that today is T-shirt Appreciation Day.

Alosi became perhaps the first strength coach in league history to draw national attention in season on a Monday — for the wrong reason.He offered another mea culpa from behind the lectern, apologized to Miami cornerback Nolan Carroll and labeled his behavior inexcusable and irresponsible.

But one has to listen hard to hear similar mea culpas from inside Andersen.

The airwaves are ringing with mea culpas from the haughty admirals of the once mighty Red Banner Fleet of the north.

There have been mass mea culpas from various columnists apologising for various deficiencies, including a failure to understand the undercurrents of Trump's success.

There have been few unequivocal mea culpas from those who failed in their oversight roles during the housing bubble either — whether Greenspan, the Bush Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson or Timothy Geithner in his pre-Obama incarnation leading the New York Fed.

(Midgets were a staple of music videos. Midget freelance work surely peaked in the '80s)." This book is packed with mea culpas from rockers who had dreadful haircuts or made career-defining dreadful videos during the 1980s.