culpa

I should have known better than to open with a mea culpa.

Sometimes I want to offer a mea culpa for my generation.

"Do you actually say a mea culpa for your whole life?

In fact, the book is less a memoir than a mea culpa.

The short is in season, and the bulls are making mea culpas.

Certain areas were thus not considered at all, for example, Bartolus makes no attempt to consider culpa.

Many leaders of my church have a great deal to be guilty about these days, and mea culpas are not enough.

"The best thing is only to answer some of the questions, or a very fuzzy general mea culpa."

The title comes from the Christian theological concept of felix culpa.

"If anything the mayor is a man of a thousand mea culpas."

Coming from a person who spent most of his working life making commercials, all I can say is, mea culpa.

But it does seem there's an excess of me in mea culpa these days.

Sentences would range from house arrest to public mea culpas.

It was the only story like that I did; nonetheless, mea culpa.

They did a mea culpa in a few rare cases, nearly a year later, but the damage was already done.

If that sounds like the seeds of a mea culpa, think again.

But one has to listen hard to hear similar mea culpas from inside Andersen.

But the mea culpa and changes failed to satisfy the Republicans.

His mea culpa now rings hollow and is too late.

For the benefit of a national television audience, he became Mayor Culpa.

Negligence (culpa) occurs where there is an inadequate standard of behaviour.

For some Germans, this partial mea culpa is not enough.

But what started as a mea culpa soon turned into j'accuse.

It was a case of mea culpa rather than a faulty machine.

The two women among them filed a concurring mea culpa.