Sentence examples for which he apologised for from inspiring English sources

Armstrong issued a statement in response to CIRC's findings in which he apologised for his actions.

Her husband read out a short statement in which he apologised for causing his wife embarrassment over an expenses claim which included adult films he watched.

Tomislav Nikolic, the Serb President, gave an interview in 2013 in which he apologised for the first time for "crimes" committed, in some respects a major step forward; at the same time, he emphasised that this was not genocide.

On Friday, Lincoln had Reedus read a message in which he apologised for his absence and made "Norm-ski" promise that if a fan answered a trivia question correctly, he would take off an article of clothing.

He was withdrawn, but they were still close – they went to see Toy Story together seven times; he wrote her loving cards in which he apologised for his attitude and thanked her for her love.

Despite full-page adverts in the national press in which he apologised for "serious wrongdoing" at the News of the World, Murdoch told the Wall Street Journal that only "minor mistakes" had been made.

The setbacks have dented public confidence and left senior management embarrassed, culminating two years ago in an appearance by then chief executive Akio Toyoda before a US congressional committee, during which he apologised repeatedly for the faults.

Vera has a letter from Thomas, dated Saturday 25 March 1906, in which he apologised to Helen for shocking her by asking her to marry him the night before.

Two days after Brian Taylor's comment and misguided apology - in which he apologised to the player for comparing him to a homosexual, rather than apologising for using that type of language - the AFL released headscarves in the colours of footy teams.

Marler avoided a potential ban after being cleared of striking Rob Evans in England's victory last weekend and escaped sanction for calling Lee Gypsyy boy", for which he apologised at half-time.

After Jackson was lambasted for describing New York as "Hymietown" - for which he apologised - Farrakhan claimed that "Israeli hit squads" had been dispatched to kill him.