Sentence examples for to be apologized from inspiring English sources

It was an inadvertent act and it should be left at that and I think the response has — needs to be apologized for by, by Karzai and the Afghan people of, of attacking and killing our men and women in uniform and, and overreacting to this, to this inadvertent mistake.

Either way, he turned what could have been a moment of honest if gross preening about his apparently good-as-fuck sex life into another celebrity "misstatement" that had to be "apologized" for.

The idea that women apologize when they don't need to, for things that don't need to be apologized for, is woven so deeply into our culture that there is even a commercial about it: the wildly successful Pantene ad about women saying sorry this past June.

I'm not typically one for arts and crafts, but I was inspired by the ingenuity and foresight of the people mentioned above, who know damn well that children aren't fit for public consumption and need to be apologized for at every turn.

She was so bashful about her success that she sometimes seemed to be apologizing for it.

I'd expected everyone at the party to be apologizing, offering condolences, but it turned out to be the opposite.

His creme brulee is a very average specimen, and the profiteroles seem to be apologizing for themselves.

Joyce, the unofficial family negotiator played by JoBeth Williams in "Body Awareness," always seems to be apologizing for something or somebody.

Yet even when its boys behave badly — really badly — "Dogfight" proceeds in a melancholy, tuneful and slightly hesitant trickle that seems to be apologizing for any unpleasantness.

Based on the 1991 film about Marines engaged in a woman-humiliating ritual, "Dogfight" proceeds with a melancholy, hesitant tunefulness that seems to be apologizing for any unpleasantness.

The message was lightly edited before appearing online as a note to his customers; he appeared to be apologizing to them for someone else's disappointment.