To ease the HURT you need to demonstrate REMORSE to show that you know you damaged something in them, by looking them directly in the eye and admitting you're truly sorry, with no excuses (this is the stumbling block for very narcissistic people like Weiner, Spitzer, Filner and John Edwards).
Created by Alexandre Dumas (fils) in 1873 as féministe, translated as feminist by G Vandenhoff and identified in his translation as a neologism: "The feminists [Vr. féministes] (excuse this neologism) say, with perfectly good intentions, too: All the evil rises from the fact that we will not allow that woman is the equal of man".
If you found a suspicious lump in your neck, you'd never put off dealing with it with the excuse: This is the loveliest neck in the world, and I don't want to tinker with it.
"There's no excuse with this".
An employer who really wants to hire you but has limited resources may offer a lowball figure with the excuse "This is what we can afford right now".
But none of this excuses doing away with the central act of worship which at all times has defined the Church.
President Aquino said before the typhoon struck that he would not be patient with excuses after this event and wanted to set a "zero casualty" target.
Your mind is probably whirring with excuses at this point how you really need the money now, how you'll start when you make more money, how you can get to it later but the truth is, there will always be an excuse.
However, Yale instructors generally accommodate students with reasonable excuses with or without the Dean's form.
He excused himself with my-wife-this, my-daughter-that; I insisted that I wanted to thank him for how kind he'd always been to me, and I suggested an expensive and tastelessly fashionable restaurant downtown and said it would be my treat.
No excuses," come with their own wittily phrased elaborations.
