I don't have to be sorry for having a breakdown.
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He insisted that he has little, if anything, to be sorry for.
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"—Lance Armstrong, Nike advertisement, 2001 "I'm not going to be sorry for certain things.
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" Ever the gentleman, Hortsmann told her, "You honestly have nothing to be sorry for.
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There's a lot to be angry about and people have a lot to be sorry for.
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Do not be sorry for me, I fight for the freedom of drivers around the world.
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And I'm tired of apologizing for something I don't think we should have to be sorry for.
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You can admire the hired "stars," but you do not have reason to be sorry for them.
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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 father admitted that might be true, but he still didn't think his son had anything to be sorry for.
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All of these statements still don't add up to recognizing openly that he ought to be sorry for what happened.
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If you're swamped at work and a colleague asks for help, you don't need to be sorry for not chipping in.
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He argues that he was coerced into being an informant and that he has little, if anything, to be sorry for.
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I shut that down by explaining that my disability is part of who I am and it's nothing to be sorry for.
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"I don't know who's really supposed to be sorry for what, so at this point we should really just call it," she says.
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These are strange and breathless days, the dog days, when people are led to do things they are sure to be sorry for after.
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But when I started thinking about "I'm sorry," I began to notice other colleagues who frequently apologized — even when there was nothing to be sorry for.
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I'm going to be sorry for that person who was a believer, who was a fan, who supported me, who defended me, and ended up looking like a fool.
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I won't be sorry for doing whatever is necessary to keep myself from contracting international Hepatitis A, B, and C. That's one fucking test I never want to ace, ever.
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That Trump couldn't restrain his tendency to push attacks back on his opponent at the moment he had the most to be sorry for suggests just how ingrained this habit is.
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Meaning: she apologizes all the time — for things she's not really sorry for, things that she has no reason to be sorry for, and sometimes for the very act of apologizing.
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Are you sorry for what you've done or are you trying to placate the other person who believes you should be sorry for the thing you feel completely justified in having done?
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The Roman Catholic Church certainly has had a lot to be sorry for over the centuries—its attitude toward slavery and colonialism, the Inquisition, its general silence during the rise of fascism, among many other disgraces.
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Russia even called for a special UN Security Council meeting into the attack (the same council it manipulates to avoid any real action against Syria) and used the meeting to tell the UK it would be sorry for accusing Moscow of the attack.
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" He issued his own red lines for Trump over the Iranian nuclear deal, saying: "If Iran's interests are not secured, Iran will respond ... and I believe that it would be a response that people would be sorry for taking the erroneous actions they did.
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Hold your whisht, mother, will you, or you'll be sorry for it after.
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And if I may say to your Lordship my conscience: I > think some of them be sorry for it, God forgive me. … Mine own opinion is > much quieted … the circumstances and as many things as I can learn doth > persuade me that only misfortune hath done it, and nothing else.Skidmore > 2010 p.
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In 1971, she released a country music album, I'd Rather Be Sorry, for Mercury records. In 1973, a duet with country singer Tom T. Hall titled, "Hello, We're Lonely" was a Top 20 hit, reaching No. 14 on the Billboard Country Chart. In 1973, Page returned to Columbia Records' affiliate Epic Records.
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Accordingly, Serasinghe is the first Sri Lankan actress to have received an academic training in acting. Meedeniya started her career in cinema in Lester James Peries "Be Safe or Be Sorry" for the Government Film Unit . Peries subsequently cast her in his debut feature film Rekava as a mother . It has since achieved an iconic status in Sri Lanka.
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Anna was furious and told Carl that he would be sorry for making her look like a fool. Meanwhile, Matthew also tried to kiss Anna after they closed a successful business deal. However, she pulled away. She admitted that she wanted him but told him they could only have a business relationship, unaware that Carl had not dumped Lexi.
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He met Lemon, and she appears to be sorry for him. She also tells him how the plaster on his face was the cause of a school fight some time ago. Seeing she was in the cold without a jacket, Orange gave her his. Another unexpected visit from Kiwi comes, because she is still worried over him and considers him as a friend.
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Before a slave of mine should go free, I > would put him in a barn and burn him alive. Gentlemen, take me at my word; > for if you do not, you will be sorry for it before many years. Never arm > another set of colored people. We have fooled them now, but never trust them > again; they will not be fooled again with this example before them.
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They > were walking toward the flowers in that scene and Lizzie says, "You're mad > at me and I'm sorry." You'd think she'd be sorry for stabbing her sister to > death, but instead she's sorry for pointing gun at her, so she just doesn't > get it. It's not a world that's safe for anyone. The ability to fight isn't > a one-size fits all; everybody is different.
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Although most of them display vicious behavior for most of the film, they passively surrender once Rumpelstiltskin is captured and are even shown to be sorry for Fiona when Shrek disappears. Near the end, they have reformed and made a rainbow out of clouds. Baba and Griselda are the only witches whose names are mentioned. The witches in Shrek Forever After are voiced by Billie Hayes, Kristen Schaal, Mary Kay Place, Meredith Vieira, Kathy Griffin, Mike Mitchell and Lake Bell.
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There's a lot of nature > versus nurture going on in this episode to look at. As much as it broke > Carol's heart to have to do this and to realize this had to be done. They > were walking toward the flowers in that scene and Lizzie says, "You're mad > at me and I'm sorry." You'd think she'd be sorry for stabbing her sister to > death, but instead she's sorry for pointing a gun at her, so she just > doesn't get it.
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There's a lot of nature > versus nurture going on in this episode to look at. As much as it broke > Carol's heart to have to do this and to realize this had to be done. They > were walking toward the flowers in that scene and Lizzie says, "You're mad > at me and I'm sorry." You'd think she'd be sorry for stabbing her sister to > death, but instead she's sorry for pointing gun at her, so she just doesn't > get it.
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They try to explain themselves to themselves - and also, without much success, to others. They try to remake themselves." Luella Hample, as the protagonist of The Adjuster embodies Fitzgerald's exploration of psychoanalytical and behavioural tendencies. "She paused, brooding. “I’m so sorry for him I don’t know what to do, Ede—but if we sat home, I’d just be sorry for myself. And to tell you another true thing, I’d rather that he’d be unhappy than me...Luella was not so much stating a case as thinking aloud.
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That same night, Eva and Jud have a meeting in a darkened room where he tells her that their relationship and anything they had together was over because he is marrying Carol. Eva rejects this and begins to kiss him, but Judson stops kissing her after a few seconds once he realizes that he is falling back into her trap. Meanwhile, Jennifer witnesses this rendezvous from the top of the staircase and is shocked. Jud turns the light on and tells Eva that he is serious, and she warns him that he will ultimately be sorry for refusing her.
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There is no definitive date as to when Aaron Gillespie started the Almost. He made a Myspace for the Almost on October 1, 2005 before he had released any of the songs to the public. On October 4, 2005, he released two of his songs which were the demos for "I Mostly Like to Copy Other People" and "They Say You Can Never Write I Told You So in a Song But Here I Go". Aaron worked with Kenny Vasoli to record a song called "Yule Be Sorry" for Happy Christmas Volume 4 on Tooth & Nail Records.
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Women who have successfully gained asylum in Western countries report fearing for their personal safety after being harassed by Saudi government agents on social media, and sometimes in person, warning them that they will be sorry for their actions or be punished. Occasionally they are asked to go to Saudi embassies for no stated reason. One woman, unlike most, reported going to the embassy to try to end harassment of a firm she had left to her business partners, but she said authorities attempted to get her to return, threatened her, and said the business would continue to have problems as long as she remained in Germany. The Saudi government is suspected of being behind the disappearance of its critic Naser al-Sa'id from Lebanon in 1979. Human rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul was forcibly repatriated from the United Arab Emirates in 2017, jailed for a short time, banned from future international travel, and then disappeared after being arrested again in 2018.
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Organized crime was just one of many subversive elements impacting unions. Communism and unethical employee behavior also played significant roles. When a pro-Soviet United Electrical Workers group, led by Jim Lustig, attempted to gain access to secret intelligence and suppress production on a missile being produced by an S.W. Farber plant set for Korea (to match the Soviet Chinese rocket "mangling" U.S. troops), Barasch worked with the employees to eliminate this communist element from the union. Pro-soviet union leaders, clearly threatened, were reported as telling workers at the plant "If we catch any of you sons of bitches playing around with that AFL union, you'll be sorry for it." Barasch also helped organize and participated in the Crusade for Freedom as one of a few select individuals who released 17 balloons at a 1951 ceremony on Bedloes Island to win trade union support for the freedom project in Europe, promoting freedom for countries under Communist power.
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