Adverb:

ਸ੍ਰੀ ਯੂ.ਐਨ.ਓ,

apologetical's Usage Examples:

after Sister Margaret tells the sisters that they must leave, Bob apologetically comes to bid them goodbye and overhears their prayers, discovering that.

" After apologetically saying goodbye to Luka, she abruptly leaves work and flies to Seattle.

MacTaggart then apologetically informs him that he neglected to insure the furniture, but Marshall.

His first apologetical work, written probably about 360 or 365, was entirely recovered from.

Ross finally steps in and bans them from the function, and apologetically asks Rachel what he can do to make it up to her, to which Joey suggests.

teacher is confined to his quarters by the ship"s captain, somewhat apologetically, and warned that he will receive no credit – it must be believed that.

books today do, and then proceeds to go the extra mile to unapologetically commend and defend the doctrine of inerrancy.

John Durell, or Jean Durel, was a cleric from Jersey, known for his apologetical writing on behalf of the Church of England.

Dana approaches, and Brody apologetically tells her that they cannot report the accident.

are unapologetically themselves and not afraid to take a stand on issues they are passionate about," McCarthy also added.

failure to the patient"s symptoms, the team diagnoses lymphoma; House apologetically cuts off Chase"s attempts to find a less-lethal conclusion.

He was author of an apologetical narrative of the court proceedings under the title of His Majestie"s.

The DHS is explicitly depicted as a completely unregulated, astoundingly powerful and unapologetically ruthless collection of fanatics, breaking laws without consideration and eager to torture and even murder innocent civilians to achieve their objectives.