Sentence examples for difficult to apologise from inspiring English sources

From this perspective it's easier to understand why Carol found it difficult to apologise, and why the usual suspects are declaring her to be a victim of political correctness.

For example, our foreign staff found it very difficult to apologise when a customer complained about a mistake made by a colleague".

"For a legend of the game like Stuart Pearce, it is difficult to apologise, but there is no-one else to blame but the players," 20-year-old Butland said.

"In this case, it should not have taken nine months nor been so difficult for the editor to apologise promptly," he said.

Council leader, Sean Woodward, said: "I would like to apologise unreservedly to the family at this very difficult time on behalf of Fareham Borough Council.

She casually recounts the story of a particularly difficult client who punched her in the stomach and then returned to apologise.

On Tuesday, he said he wanted to apologise to the civil servants "whom I placed in a very difficult situation".

He had to apologise.

He needs to apologise.

To apologise for this?

Something to apologise for.