Examples of using Apologizing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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They find apologizing to be a virtue of the weak, and they know how to get
He began his speech by apologizing that Obama was not able to attend but emphasized the U.S. commitment to the region.
And, as expected, apologizing over a lack of personal integrity was less effective than apologizing for a simple mistake.
The next morning the doctor left with Carl apologizing for becoming so upset over the old man's silly dream.
If you keep apologizing and they still haven't accepted, it will only make you feel worse.
The first step in apologizing is to admit to yourself that you have offended someone.
like calling that person on the phone and apologizing.
Apple's marketing manager suggested afterward that the company might want to buy an ad in the Wall Street Journal apologizing.
priest finished his talk, the politician arrived, apologizing at being late.
Kendall Jenner cuddles up with Bella Hadid after apologizing for controversial modeling comments.
party developers by surprise, leading to some apologizing for the quality of their early games.
Mr Ronaldo prevents the allegation from securing assault and denies apologizing to Ms Mayorga.".
Because X wrote a letter to Koubundou apologizing for what they did.
I cut off all contact with Nam even if he begged, apologizing to me.
making to Hankuk University, my alma mater, is my way of apologizing to the law, which I questioned for a moment.
She was about to bellow another dark opinion of Judith's mother when she heard her husband apologizing for her outside the window.
Twenty-five years after the genocide Rwanda has six"reconciliation villages" where convicted perpetrators who have been released from prison after publicly apologizing for their crimes live side by side with genocide survivors who have professed forgiveness.
may get hurt and it may be you who ends up apologizing and correcting your mistake, even if at the beginning of the argument you were confident in yourself.
Mr. Miko tells them to stop apologizing for their bodies or making jokes at their own expense.
Twenty-five years after the genocide the country has six"reconciliation villages" where convicted perpetrators who have been released from prison after publicly apologizing for their crimes live side by side with genocide survivors who have professed forgiveness.