Sentence examples for culpa on from inspiring English sources
In a review of her history of apologizing, only one mea culpa on the international stage stands out: That she did not immediately reject remarks by Suha Arafat, wife of the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat, at a joint event where Mrs. Arafat suggested that Israel had used poison gas to control Palestinians.
Yet three weeks later Duke officials offered a deeply felt mea culpa on national television, baring all, in one of the toughest, most dreaded settings CBS' 60 Minutes.
Looking back, do you feel the need for a mild mea culpa on that?
Tiger Woods's live scripted mea culpa on Friday at 11 a.m.
Neil's mea culpa on Wednesday was certainly not the last word.
But it is Mr. Walsh who himself came clean this morning with a whopper of a mea-culpa on behalf of his organization.
He won with a campaign of mea culpas, on a Fusion-Independent ticket that took only 42percentt of the ballots against Republicans and Democrats who split the larger, more conservative vote and in effect canceled each other out.
No one has a proverbial crystal ball and the annual rituals of forecasting more usually need to offer mea culpas on last year's prognostications.
At least there, when a swarthy younger brother is thrust on the nation, you don't have to endure months of mad eyes and fixed smiles, and public mea culpas (on matters of policy you didn't control) and "just a minute" stand-up slots on the subject of "passion" and "change".
In this soap-opera loving, reality-TV-obsessed culture, it is easier to focus on Paula Deen and her million mea culpas on TV and over the Internet than to focus on government policies and corporate actions that have an actual impact on the lives of black people.
