Afterward, he would be apologetic, but the message was clear.
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Then, when you actually go to management, don't be apologetic.
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Porter said Walker appeared to be apologetic but she was embarrassed by the incident.
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"Be Loud, be apologetic with everything you do until you get your wife back," he says.
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Don't be apologetic for the fact that local and national government needs to do more for gender equality.
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Monica Lewinsky, who at first was enthralled by the story, appeared to be apologetic a few days later.
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I want to make it clear that you don't have to be apologetic or whimsical behind your guitar.
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"We as Republicans don't have anything to be apologetic about with respect to the environment – nothing," he added.
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"Cis people don't realize that they even center themselves in their desperate need to be apologetic," she says.
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You can't be apologetic for who you are and for being someone that enjoys sex and chasing your own pleasure.
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Melissa Cefkin Principal scientist, design anthropologist, Nissan Research Center Not to be apologetic for, dismissive of, or frightened by my own power.
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"We have nothing to be apologetic about with respect to the progress we've made in reducing emissions as a country," Pruitt said.
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"We are not about to be apologetic about what we are doing," he said after a closed-door meeting of the Security Council.
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"Uganda would not be apologetic at all for considering an application by Bashir," Okello Oryem, Uganda's state minister for foreign affairs, told Reuters.
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He said he was a middle-class intellectual and he was now angry—he was no longer prepared to be apologetic for knowing better.
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"Safe, legal, and rare" implies that getting an abortion is something that "you should be apologetic for," reproductive justice activist Renee Bracey Sherman told Vox.
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At the White House, Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, declared that the president had "nothing to be apologetic about" after announcing his decision on Thursday.
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"The way to make change is to come out of the shadows and have a conversation on a national stage and not be apologetic about what they're seeking," she said.
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"We have nothing to be apologetic about as a country," he said, noting that the country has reduced its carbon emissions in recent years, attributing that to innovation and technology rather than government regulation.
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"I don't think it's inconsistent to both be apologetic that that was the outcome of that speech but at the same time support Daryl's right to his freedom of expression," Silver said at the time.
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When the boyfriend looks away from her, she confronts him and gets back into the car. Thalia sees her boyfriend in the rear view mirror trying to be apologetic, but she takes one last look at him before driving away. Scenes of Thalia singing are shown, dancing in front of a car, dancing with a microphone and sitting on a chair.
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He also reveals to Paisley the conversation he had with his young daughter about the bombing, and how it made him feel. Paisley responds viciously to McGuinness' honesty by claiming that he was crying crocodile tears. The heated argument convinces McGuinness that there is no point continuing, and he refuses to re-enter the van. Paisley then states that his own "bark" is worse than his "bite", which indicates to McGuinness that while Paisley may not be apologetic, he is at least conciliatory.
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Felder revealed to Songwriter Universe that the concept of the track was inspired by a phone conversation with his wife which Lovato "connected" to. "It connected specifically for her, because there's a lot of things in her past that people are looking for her to be apologetic for," he added. Stefan Johnson of production team The Monsters and the Strangerz revealed to Variety that Lovato was conflicted between a track called "The Middle" and "Sorry Not Sorry" as the lead single, in May. Lovato opted the latter, as she called the former "too pop" and Lovato was trying to go "more soulful".
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He is granted an interview with a popular talk show host, during which Nick pretends to be apologetic for his infidelity and appeals to Amy to come back. It goes well with the public, but unfortunately, the police have discovered in the woodshed boxes of demeaning and violent porn videos, which Nick swears he did not buy, and Amy's diary. A few weeks later, they bring out the missing handle from the Punch and Judy puppets, soaked in Amy's blood, which has been discovered in the river, and arrest Nick. At Desi's lake house, Amy sees the TV interview and is convinced that Nick really does want her back.
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