Sentence examples for should be apologizing to from inspiring English sources

She actually should be apologizing to me".

"He should be apologizing to America".

To this Sacco's father stepped in and said "You should be apologizing to him!

But, really, Sony should be apologizing to all of Potter's admirers, and perhaps also to Potter's fictional characters for good measure.

Obama suggested that it was Ahmadinejad who should be apologizing to Iranian victims and their families for the violent actions of security forces.

As Buck Harvey writes in The San Antonio Express-News, it is Stern who should be apologizing to fans for this ludicrous schedule, not Popovich for trying to preserve his players' health.

These are the women who should be apologized to, and that they were given the space was meaningful.

He declared that Congress should not be summoning Apple to defend itself but should instead be apologizing to Apple for creating arcane tax laws that force Apple and other companies to keep their money outside the U.S. Does it seem a little perverse that our own government is attacking Apple for simply following our complex tax laws to minimize tax payments?

He should now be apologizing to America," he said.

Mr. Alford is very funny in describing his conversion from passive recipient of bad behavior to active if subtle scold, as when he points up the widening apology vacuum in modern culture by making amends to people who should by all rights be apologizing to him.

"China should be apologizing as well to consumers around the world for exporting shoddy products and dangerous food," said Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). in a quickly issued statement.