She has shown no remorse.

She has no remorse.

At certain times, he is repentant

China s leaders seem to have taken note of this moment of Japanese remorse.

He could think of her only as triumphant, having carried out the threat of inflicting on him totally useless but irrevocable remorse.

Tom was full of remorse after stealing Mary's car and writing it off.

Worse still, they express no remorse toward their victims.

This perceived downplaying of the destruction by the relevant state bodies has irritated both mainstream media and bloggers alike.

If he was the author, was it his political manifesto or an act of repentance?

Saipov, a native of Uzbekistan, demonstrated a lack of remorse in the days and months following the attack, according to court documents.

WASHINGTON, DC At World War II s close in the Pacific, we Japanese, with feelings of deep remorse, embarked on the path of rebuilding and renewing our country.

They send their leaders before law making bodies to express contrition for grave malfeasance and promise future good behavior.

Then Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono broke the ice in 1993, expressing sincere apologies and remorse to all those who had suffered immeasurable pain.

Indeed, a direct result of national repentance for the gulag era should have been the banning of the communist party and the disqualification from political office of those who worked in the KGB.

Japan s Diet, for example, failed to endorse Murayama s statement in 1995, agreeing only to express a deep feeling of remorse (and even then 241 MPs abstained).

The decision to plead not guilty and the refusal to express regret over my action is a steadfast statement that the sentence cannot change, it cannot change our belief and make me feel regret.

He now felt a similar sense of shame and remorse when thinking of his whole past with her, and recalling the awkward words in which, after much hesitation, he had proposed to her.

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Einstein Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

'All I can say is,' began Anna,' I am his sister and I know his character, his capacity for forgetting everything,' she made a gesture with her hand in front of her forehead, 'that capacity for letting himself be completely carried away, but on the other hand for completely repenting.

Oooh.

Oooh, no.

After decades of refusing to speak publicly, Calley, who is now 66, recently said that not a day goes by when he does not feel remorse for what happened that day in My Lai.

She's going to make me do it, too. Ooh, ooh.

Oh the times! Oh the customs!

And I'm going to talk about HIV today, about the deaths, about the stigma.

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It's about kids. It's about entrepreneurship.

It's kind of a book about questions, questions about simplicity.

They are talking about this and that.

What are you thinking about? Nothin'...

Ooh! Chocolate mousse. Yummy.

We talked about this and that.

We talked about this and that.

Are you talking about Tom or yourself?

Are you talking about Tom or yourself?

Whaat? No, of course not.

Ooh, you don't know?