Riverdale star Lily Reinhart is done apologising for her body.
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" Another writes: "I am apologising on behalf of my country.
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Let's face it, apologising for stuff is a relentlessly awful process.
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Obama was apologising for the first three months of his Presidency.
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On Thursday, Arcade Fire released a statement apologising for the whole thing.
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Maybe it's us who should actually be apologising – the hunter becomes the hunted!
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"But for fuck's sake … " Mr Salvini began, before apologising for using a profanity.
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Apologising for the delay, Wright emphasized that government remains committed to the policy.
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Like clockwork, Americans responded to the video online by apologising for their president's behaviour.
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Ed Miliband, his predecessor, irritated voters because he always seemed to be apologising for himself.
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Tesco Bank's website carried a statement from Higgins apologising to customers all day on Monday.
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Mr Abe and his like think that Japan has done far too much apologising already.
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Apologising for the Harry Potter characters she's killed off is one of J.K. Rowling's Twitter traditions.
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Not faking shit anymore, not apologising for falling in love with people no matter their gender.
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The party moved quickly to contain the damage, expelling Mr Ahn and apologising to the public.
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"I thought it was his unspoken way of apologising for what had happened," the actor said.
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But let's face it: Can you think of another awards ceremony that rewards people simply for apologising?
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The group of me were not charged, after pleading guilty to causing a public nuisance and apologising.
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"He kept apologising to us but we told him there was no need to apologise," Forte said.
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"We were the ones that should have been apologising for not having our correct paper work," she added.
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"We were the ones that should have been apologising for not having our correct paper work," she wrote.
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After that clip of him apologising went viral on Tuesday night, Madley is now rapidly entering meme territory.
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Mr Weinstein has denied allegations of sexual assault against him while apologising for other behaviour "in the past".
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Akihito won acclaim during his 30-year reign for apologising for Japan's misdeeds in the second world war.
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I have been apologising for the tone and content of my emails since the beginning of my career.
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A word neatly split down the middle, apologising for itself in its own second half; so quintessentially British.
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"I don't even know if Sting's kids make music by they way," he says with a laugh, before apologising.
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On the same day, Turkey's president signed a letter apologising for the downing of a Russian plane last November.
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Many people are in the habit of apologising constantly for things they have no need to be sorry for.
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The video, showing Tsuyu in a plain black sweater apologising and bowing, quickly went viral, some media reports said.
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The video, showing Tzuyu in a plain black sweater apologising and bowing, quickly went viral, some media reports said.
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"Apologising means turning a page on this experience and not returning to it," tweeted university professor Abdelsalam al-Wail.
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Ed Miliband, the previous leader, lost the 2015 election in part because he always seemed to be apologising for himself.
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So you can add creating fancy money to the things Canucks are good at — apart from apologising and ice hockey.
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Over the next 24 hours, Gillespie sent around 25 tweets apologising to various people criticising him for sharing the photo.
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Anecdotally, the men who fall to earth consistently refuse that they've done anything untoward, let alone worth apologising for. Why?
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His speech carefully stopped short of apologising for the bomb attack, offering instead a reflection on the horrors of war.
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Rather than apologising, the brand responded to the criticism with a series of extremely sassy replies, further stoking the Twitter fire.
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"This is a hit to our brand and reputation," Chief Executive Jaakko Eskola told a conference call, apologising for the actions.
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Iranian state television later released footage of one of the detained men, identified as a U.S. navy commander, apologising for the incident.
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Yet rather than apologising, he called the allegations part of an American-led conspiracy to "make sport an instrument for geopolitical pressure".
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On the same day, Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, signed a letter apologising for the downing of a Russian plane last November.
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Apologising for collusion by Mr Trump or his associates with a hostile power's attack on American democracy would be a harder stretch, however.
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Chris Davies, who won the last election, in 2017, for the Tories with a majority of 8,000, spends much of his time apologising.
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The Tory Party needs to double down on Tory values such as patriotism and social conservatism rather than apologising to the liberal elites.
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But he has struck a contrite tone since the first round of the election, apologising for mistakes and promising to be more transparent.
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Open this book of essays, and sure enough, there is William Golding's mum apologising on her deathbed for having been a "bad mother".
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However, this punishment was lessened to a six-month suspension and a $13,700 fine once he had released an official statement apologising to McCarthy.
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Responding, Dimitris Gerogiannis, the airline's chief executive, published an open letter expressing his "greatest regrets" but stopping short of apologising for the crew's actions.
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Because I didn't know how to face the current situation, I didn't dare to face everyone, which is why I am only apologising now.
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Rather than apologising, Trump has continued to direct a stream of criticism towards them over the past week, both on Twitter and during rallies.
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It followed on from Mr Erdogan formally apologising in a letter to Mr Putin in June, a move the Russian leader had long demanded.
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Still, he has struggled to regain citizens' trust despite holding frequent press briefings, apologising repeatedly and promising to better protect the city in future.
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Managing director Tim Cooper and finance director Melanie Cooper issued a video on Tuesday apologising for causing offence and saying the company "supports marriage equality".
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But it is China's government that most urgently needs to act: by releasing the booksellers, apologising for their treatment and heeding calls for political reform.
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Yet instead of apologising, China's foreign ministry demanded the fishermen's release, claiming that they had been carrying out "normal operations" in "traditional Chinese fishing grounds".
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Speaking outside the maximum-security prison, the 20-year-old student bowed before apologising to the victim's family and to the people of Hong Kong.
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Turkos got in touch with the company but only received an automated response apologising for the inconvenience and giving her a partial refund of $93.99.
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Things like: dunking biscuits into tea, apologising for everything, getting excited for the John Lewis Christmas ad, or when you can't travel anywhere without tea bags.
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Even when an intercepted letter exposes her love triangle, she feigns outrage and offence at the breach of her privacy—DeCourcy ends up apologising to her.
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A BLURRY IMAGE of tiny morsels of falafel – mid-fry – flashes up on my phone, accompanied by a text apologising for the quality of the photo.
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"It's truly barbarous and it's part of a past that we need to confront by apologising to those against whom we committed these acts," he said.
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Whether it can learn from it, however, will depend less on Mr Biden's record than his present skill at explaining, defending and, where necessary, apologising for it.
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It is apologising involuntarily when scooting past someone, both to warn of your presence and to express regret for any inconvenience your mere existence may have caused.
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Steve Götz, another panelist, started his remarks by apologising "because I'm from Silicon Valley and we have created many of the problems we're trying to solve today".
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Leonid Slutsky has offered to resign as manager in the aftermath of Monday's match, while several players could be seen apologising to supporters at the final whistle.
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One of lawmakers' biggest concerns was that in a letter apologising to them for her oversight, Hogg wrongly concluded that conflicts would not arise in the future.
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But this doesn't mean she forgets her manners: after apologising for keeping me waiting—it was fine, Rita, your PR took me to the pub—we crack on.
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Yet with the loss of the Olympics looming, the sport ministry changed its tone in recent months, apologising for "serious mistakes" and rolling out new anti-doping measures.
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The police said apologising for every injury was "inappropriate"; they have repeatedly requested an autopsy (a court ordered one on September 28th), presumably in the hope of being exonerated.
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The Univision debate did give the Vermont senator a justly hard time for his grisly record of sucking up to and apologising for left-wing dictatorships in Latin America.
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Staley has attempted to show contrition, publicly apologising for his actions and saying his actions were motivated by a desire to prevent what he thought was an unfair attack.
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The characters do a lot of deferring and apologising, and even when they aren't expressly said to be bowing gently to one another you can easily imagine they are.
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After years of apologising for the decision to raise fees, many in his party had hoped they would finally be able to talk about something else during this election campaign.
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Justin Bieber joined Jimmy Fallon on Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show to introduce him hockey: Canada's most sacred tradition next to apologising profusely to the cashier at Tim Hortons.
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Mr Trump denies that he resolved the crisis by apologising to Mr Xi in a telephone call—a claim made by China's foreign ministry, and since repeated by Ms Harris.
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"He speaks with a strong foreign accent but his accent is not as bad as yours," said a secretary, while apologising for distributing Mr Marber's number to an unidentified man.
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She stopped short of apologising, saying she felt "deep sorrow and regret that the deficiencies in our work and various other factors have stirred up substantial controversies and disputes in society".
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Beijing-backed Lam on Saturday indefinitely delayed the extradition bill that could send people to mainland China to face trial, expressing "deep sorrow and regret" although she stopped short of apologising.
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"We promise - Air Berlin and Niki are back at cruising altitude," the carrier's chief operating officer Goetz Ahmelmann wrote in an email sent to customers on Friday, apologising for the delays.
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The airline is hoping to limit the damage done to its reputation; Delta's CEO has already filmed an online video apologising to customers for all the delays caused by the outage.
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"I am apologising you for all the shortcomings ... in the past years during my time as foreign minister ... I thank the Iranian nation and officials," he wrote on his Instagram page.
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Ofo told the Straits Times that its company does contact errant users, who end up apologising, adding that most of them believed that they could just hold on to a bicycle.
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Zuckerberg on Tuesday sailed through a grilling from EU lawmakers about the social network's data policies, apologising to leaders of the European Parliament for a massive data leak but dodging numerous questions.
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Before Mr Khosrowshahi made it to London he had placed a full-page ad in the Evening Standard, a local newspaper, apologising "for the mistakes we've made" and acknowledging that "we must change".
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Greta Gerwig announced last week that she will not work with him again, and Mira Sorvino wrote a letter apologising to Farrow for appearing in the director's film Mighty Aphrodite back in 1995.
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"The investors need to get together and fire the [executive], and follow that by publicly explaining why, apologising, compensating the victim and instituting a much more rigorous set of work expectations," Keyes said.
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"Under no circumstances are we going to be apologising," said Gabriel Obiang Lima, energy minister of Equatorial Guinea, adding that they need to exploit those resources to create jobs and boost economic development.
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Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights, repeatedly avoided apologising for what some party members, lawmakers and Jewish leaders say is his failure to tackle anti-Semitism from some elements within the party.
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If you've ever been in a situation where you've felt both pressured by society into apologising for something and also profoundly reluctant to make said apology, you have a lot to learn from Djokovic.
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Beijing-backed Lam on Saturday indefinitely delayed an extradition bill that would have allowed people to be sent to mainland China for trial, expressing "deep sorrow and regret" although she stopped short of apologising.
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"The deviations have been caused by a limited number of personnel, who have clearly acted against work instructions and our code of conduct by influencing the test results," the company said, apologising for its actions.
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Over the last forty years, there have been multiple lineup changes, ten albums and one letter from The Royal Albert Hall apologising for banning them from the venue in 1977 for being "unsuitable for appearance".
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FRANKFURT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Volkswagen said tests in which monkeys were exposed to toxic diesel fumes were "unethical and repulsive", apologising for the misconduct of those who were responsible for the study.
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The youth vote was boosted by an extraordinary event on election day: a 16-year-old pop star, Chou Tzu-yu, posted a video apologising for waving the Taiwanese flag on a South Korean television program.
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The event did not get off to the best start with organisers playing the wrong national anthem for Moldova ahead of their tie against Belgium in Sydney and apologising personally to the team for the blunder.
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The image of Yamaichi's then-president Shohei Nozawa apologising and crying as he begged for jobs for the firm's nearly 8,000 employees became a symbol of the financial turmoil that ushered in Japan's "lost decade" of stagnation.
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While some social media users are expressing anger and disappointment at Spiegel's alleged words, asking the 33-year-old Victoria's Secret model to dump his ass — others are jumping to her defence and apologising for the rest.
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"It is taking time to smooth out differences in opinion among members of the consortium," he said, after apologising for a string of humiliating setbacks that include Toshiba's demotion to the second section of the Tokyo bourse.
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Pete Buttigieg, the city's mayor and a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, responded to outrage over the killing by apologising for not having increased racial diversity on the city's police force as much as he had hoped to.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan, April 8 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co Ltd Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa began an extraordinary shareholders meeting on Monday by apologising for the scandal involving ousted boss Carlos Ghosn and said the issue could not be fixed overnight.
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Louis D'hauwe, one of the developers we spoke to yesterday, shared a note from Apple apologising for the error, which appeared confined only to some developers using the company's new Search Ads Basic tier of advertising: Update from Apple: pic.twitter.
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He appeared torn by the destruction of the 16th-century Babri mosque by Hindu mobs in 1992, at one point apologising for it, even though the BJP had led a campaign for the mosque to be replaced with a Hindu temple.
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Zuma has the backing of the African National Congress (ANC), which he secured on Friday after apologising for his failure to repay some of the $16 million spent on his private Nkandla home because it was based a bad legal advice.
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The more recent accusations have seen previous superstar collaborators like Lady Gaga apologising for their work with Kelly — even his record label finally dropped him following the documentary backlash, and Spotify vowed to stop promoting his music (while admitting they bungled the process).
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The message to staff in recent weeks from Tim Throsby has been clear: years of restructuring and apologising for past mistakes are over and returns and efficiency need to improve to cement Barclays' position as the leading challenger to US bulge bracket firms.
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After confessing to the 2005 comments as "locker room talk," and apologising for them 2016, Trump has been recently suggesting to allies that the tape — the one published by the Washington Post in which Trump speaks to Bush and casually advocates sexual assault — wasn't real.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Russia's Daniil Medvedev put the bad blood between him and the U.S. Open crowd behind him on Tuesday, apologising to fans and thanking them after having encouraged them to boo him earlier in the tournament following his erratic on-court behaviour.
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"All the companies which did not come have been calling us during the past 48 hours, apologising, expressing their regret, and promising to apply to open offices (in the country) during the coming weeks and restore relationships to their norms," Al-Falih told state TV al-Ekhbariya.
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They may have to spend the next morning apologising for almost coming to blows with you over the Taylor Swift/Kimye saga (Tay Tay was not a victim), but new research from the University of Helsinki has found that being an angry drunk could have its advantages.
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Meeting shareholders for the first time since the once-feted executive's arrest rocked the global auto industry in November, Saikawa started the meeting by apologising for the inconvenience the scandal had caused, which was followed by a deep bow by him and a panel of Nissan executives and directors.
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His remarks on Wednesday echoed those he first spoke on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war, which were seen by many liberals and moderate conservatives as a subtle rebuke to Abe, who has said future generations should not have to keep apologising for the conflict.
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"Uber has been here many times before, responding to public exposure of bad behavior by holding an all-hands meeting, apologising and vowing to change, only to quickly return to aggressive business as usual," wrote Mitch and Freada Kapor, two early investors in the startup, in an open letter on February 23rd.
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"I will be apologising for the fact that either our civil service or elements of our political class have not lived up to the expectations that either we have or the United States has about their behaviour, which in this particular case has lapsed in a most extraordinary and unacceptable way," he said.
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His performance was sufficiently inflammatory for him to follow up with an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal in which, without really apologising ("I said a few things I should not have said," he wrote, but "I hope everyone can understand that I was there as a son, husband and dad") he pledged to be "independent" and "impartial".
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