He offered an
act of contrition never before seen in this long struggle, El Tiempo reported.
It was set up as an
act of contrition by the Editor who gets remarkably grumpy on press day.
"The book is an
act of contrition on my part, for never realising what a wonderful, brilliant person she was," said Pat.
Some Americans, insisting that all people are ruggedly individual islands unto themselves, prefer to see such problems in isolation, performing our national inverted
act of contrition: "It's their fault, it's their fault, it's their most grievous fault."
Simple: the act of publishing a journal exposing the roots of deception is an
act of contrition and an effort to undo the harm that they caused .
A MAN murdered his girlfriend, dumped her in a hidden grave on "bleak moorland" in Calderdale and placed flowers on her body in an
act of contrition, a court has heard.
AMAN murdered his girlfriend, dumped her in a moorland grave and placed flowers on her body in an
act of contrition, a court has heard.
He is pronounced "accountable" for killing men in battle, and he offers a humble
act of contrition through the crack in the ceiling of his cell, to a God who, he suspects, may no longer be listening.
Bush gone and America having fulfilled an
act of contrition, U.S.
The teen's unusual
act of contrition meant Judge George Moorhouse gave him a suspended sentence.
As an
act of contrition, it certainly looked and sounded convincing enough.
For a misbehaving celebrity the
act of contrition can, I admit, help pour some oil on choppy waters.