Sentence examples for make no amends from inspiring English sources

She is brutally insulted and assaulted on the streets, yet can make no amends to anyone, and she is condemned to relive the past every waking moment.

The documentation introduced by the prosecutor, Patrick Fitzgerald, demolishes Libby's defense - and the smear campaign - though those publications that perpetrated it make no amends, including the Post's editorial page.

The general, who seized power three years ago, promised that he would make no final decisions on amending the Constitution without wide consultations.

General Musharraf promised repeatedly that he would make no final decisions on amending the Constitution until he held wide consultations on these changes and others, concerning provincial government, expected to be made public on Saturday.

I am not going to claim I have no amends to make in life, but I don't owe anyone else an apology for any lie I told decades ago.

"I've got to make amends, and make amends fast".

The scholars noted that Bush had made no effort to amend the FISA law to suit national-security needs — he simply ignored it.

The scholars noted that Bush had made no effort to amend the FISA law to suit national-security needs—he simply ignored it.

In a 2006 interview with ABC News, the actor said he had never tried to find the man to make amends but was no longer burdened by guilt.

The tragedy, of course, is that they've run out of time and can no longer make amends — at least with their dead.

I assumed that it was simply too late and that it wasn't even worth trying to make amends because no matter how many new, good moments we might share, they would never outweigh the past bad moments enough for our relationship to feel OK instead of negative and volatile.