Sentence examples for little to apologize for from inspiring English sources

Davies himself has little to apologize for.

At a news conference in Tokyo on Wednesday, however, Mr. Toyoda had little to apologize for, but he avoided crowing.

As far as I can see, Sperling's history is largely a matter of record, and he has little to apologize for.

Although readers may yet feel that the scientific community has little to apologize for as the scientists listed earlier as illusionists are no longer the top names in any field, they were only selected because they use the most revealing language.

He sends up little gifts to apologize for making so many demands: "I hope that you will accept these four pheasants with the same ease with which I offer them to you as a neighbor".

Despite those damning details, to most local people, the closing of the investigation seems like vindication for their firmly held view that there is little or no need to apologize for the past.

In Japan, companies have to apologize for raising prices even a little bit.

Other people may think you're a little rude for not trying though, so it's considerate to apologize for your incapacity.

When Eisenhower refused to apologize for the incident and assumed personal responsibility, Khrushchev had little choice but to walk out.

I want to apologize for that misconstruction".

We really want to apologize for that.