Sentence examples for culpa in from inspiring English sources

Dying from a brain tumor, he published an extended mea culpa in Life.

It was a rare moment of mea culpa in British politics.

A second investigation led to an astonishing mea culpa in April, and prompted settlement proceedings with a several celebrities.

Then, two years later, it announced that it would revoke the approval, in a highly unusual mea culpa in which it admitted it had succumbed to Congressional pressure.

Bill Gate said he was issuing "a mea culpa in some cases, where our foundation and maybe some others were naive about those roll-outs," he said.

But he came under increasing attack, and in 1991, he issued a mea culpa in a letter to the National Institutes of Health.

Foundations have published mea culpas in the past.

Ed Balls has issued some mea culpas in public and in private is more frank about how Labour failed.

Mr. Walton may here have accomplished something new: one of the most searing mea culpas in sports.

Until our medical system gets its financial house in order and prioritizes patients and families, all the mea culpas in the world will make little difference.

After a slew of negative publicity, the company adjusted its algorithms, sought to study the political effects of misinformation and issued mea culpas, in the form of congressional testimony and slick advertisements aplenty.