An Apology Quotes
You can edit what you write. Why not edit what you say? If it hurts somebody, you can still offer an apology or withdraw your statements
Pride and ego makes a mockery of an apology. Humility wins forgiveness without question...so break 'yo'self'!
When someone apologizes to you, be sure you know whether they’re sorry, or just scared.
If an apology is followed by an excuse or a reason, it means they are going to commit same mistake again they just apologized for.
Never justify someones wrong action, without them apologizing first & admitting their wrongs. If you do. You are not making them better, but you are making them worse on the bad things they do.
Never apologize for showing your feelings. When you do, you are apologizing for the truth.
Does Hallmark make a “Sorry I tried to drink your blood and touched you in a vaguely inappropriate manner” card? I settled for “How much do you remember?
Apologies require taking full responsibility. No half-truths, no partial admissions, no rationalizations, no finger pointing, and no justifications belong in any apology.
Never forget the nine most important words of any family-I love you.You are beautiful.Please forgive me.
Too many are sorry where they should be assertive, and nearly moved to aggressive radical action, where they should be apologizing to themselves first, and then the world at large.
Our systems, perhaps, are nothing more than an unconscious apology for our faults, a gigantic scaffolding whose object is to hide from us our favorite sin
If, as I have reason to believe, I have disintegrated the nucleus of the atom, this is of greater significance than th
Write like you speak with the 'rhythms of human speech, ' as William Zinsser said, and in as few words as possible. Use action verbs to carry water.
Habitual excuses for inactivity indicates little or no interest in what one ought to have done.
Sorry’ is, indeed, one of the most difficult and most powerful words in the English language, provided one can feel and say it at the same time.
I have read the bible, seen its errors and perfections, but the bits of lie contained therein has contaminated the truth.
Never put off repairing a relationship you value. If sorry needs to be said say it now. Tomorrow isn’t guaranteed to any of us.
In this life, when you deny someone an apology, you will remember it at time you beg forgiveness.
Apologizing does not always mean you're wrong and the other person is right. It just means you value your relationship more than your ego.
When you have a chance to forgive, think of all you'll gain and forget all you've lost.
Sometimes, an apology sets free a part of you that you didn't even realize was caged...and forgiveness destroys the cage.
Never leave a situation unless you know what you needed and what you were never going to get.
When you forgive, you free your soul. But when you say I'm sorry, you free two souls.
Never give a person a piece of your mind when all you really wanted to do was give them a piece of your heart.
One of the greatest ever statement that can keep you at peace with others is that "I am right, but I may be wrong"! Yes, we know you are right but you may be wrong!
An apology given just to appease one's conscience is self-serving and better left unspoken!
Apology is not about saying I'm sorry, but it is about the meaning you put behind the apology and admitting that you are the wrong part.
A sincere and warmly-expressed apology can produce the same effects as morphine on a suffering soul.
Your right actions might hurt someone, so if required apologize for your right actions, but don't stop taking right actions.
Make sure that your heartfelt thanksgiving is more consistent than your nagging needs and your passionate apology fervent than your unhealthy justifications. Be clean and hopeful.
Apologize!That's the least you can do to try to make right something you have wronged.
Never believe you're so great or important, so right or proud, that you cannot kneel at the feet of someone you hurt and offer a humble, sincere apology.
The hero isn’t the one who is right, but the one who steps forward to take the blame—deserved or not—and apologize to save a relationship.
Saying 'I'm sorry' is saying 'I love you' with a wounded heart in one hand and your smothered pride in the other.
Who cares who's right or wrong when the last word is a kind apology?
If you value your relationship or friendship, your ego won't stand in the way of a meaningful apology.
A meaningful apology is one that communicates three R's: regret, responsibility, and remedy.
