Sentence examples for less apologize from inspiring English sources

I don't doubt McAlary's fortitude, but he did not have the courage to recant his false allegations, much less apologize to the young woman whose life he knowingly damaged at the altar of professional hubris and ambition.

Rahm feels free to insult, disparage, ignore, and fight the Left (a goodly portion of the Democratic base), and no matter how over-the-top Rahm's comments get, he sees no reason to change his behavior, much less apologize.

They barely glanced at me, much less apologized after they grabbed the dog's collar.

I feel less and less need to apologize to the world (or to myself) for the way my life has unfolded.

For what it's worth to those in such one-sided relationships, a new study has found that people who are less willing to apologize also tend to be less self-compassionate.

Men, for example, apologize less than women and report that they have committed fewer offenses, a 2010 study showed.

Self-compassionate people could conceivably be less likely to apologize, due to an increased willingness to accept one's flaws as a natural part of being human.

This suggested that "men apologize less frequently than women because they have a higher threshold for what constitutes offensive behavior," the researchers wrote.

This was harder with my dad, because he was less willing to apologize or admit that he had done wrong.

On Friday afternoon, two days after those abuses were reported, Mr. Paterson did not even apologize, much less quit.

And when you don't even realizing how insulting you are being towards a big constituency that helped get you elected -- much less feel like apologizing for it -- then that sound you just heard was your chances in the midterm elections being flushed down the toilet.