sorry的示例

• I feel sorry for the kids, too - they've had a hard time.

• I was sorry to hear about your trouble on holiday.

• I feel so sorry for people in that situation.

• I'm just sorry about messing him around again.

• I'm sorry you're ill - I hope you get well soon.

• I'm sorry that I wasn't able to phone you yesterday.

• I'm sorry I'm late.

• I'm genuinely sorry for what I said, I really am.

• I'm sorry, I was only trying to be helpful.

• I'm so sorry to keep you waiting.

• I'm sorry, I totally disagree with you.

• I'm sorry, madam, the restaurant is fully booked.

• I'm sorry, madam, but we have to go by the rules.

• I'm sorry, but you'll just have to wait your turn like everybody else.

• I'm sorry, but I'm too busy to help you now - I can only do one thing at a time.

• Sorry - I didn't catch what you said.

• Sorry, could you say that again?

• Sorry, this area is closed to the public.

• Sorry, I can't let you in without identification.

• Sorry, can I see your pass?

• Based on our review of the literature, we identified seven apology terms (sorry, apologize, excuse, pardon, regret, afraid, forgive).

• On the contrary, the soldiers whose task it was to guard them reportedly felt sorry for their plight and treated them with affection.

• I'm sorry, but mediation is not the fastest and most efficient option - but settlement is.

• Proponents of the ban, however, justified a complete ban on the basis of the precautionary principle that it is better to be safe than sorry.

• I am sorry if this criticism is upsetting to the authors who have taken the trouble to describe their work for us.

• But nothing she said or did could undo his sorry fate.

• Many factors contribute to this sorry state of affairs.

• I am sorry this conflict is coming just now.

• This provided, by any reckoning, only sorry comfort.

• This book examines the whole sorry but fascinating tale in great detail.

• Parents still grieve and ask in bewilderment why matters have come to such a sorry pass.

• One may feel vindictive towards or sorry for the other player.

• Another area where culturally determined usage is observable is the use of sorry on every occasion that requires sympathy.

• Its purely scientific side is sufficiently good to make one sorry that it was not done better.

• Hasn't our long, sorry history of exclusion taught us anything?