mea culpa

So I am not going to say mea culpa on that one.

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

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

But for the most part, it's been one big mea culpa.

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

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

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

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

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

His mea culpa now rings hollow and is too late.

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.

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

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

I still don't see how you can take them as a mea culpa.

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

The mea culpa would be one gesture among many.

Stevens chimed in with a mea culpa of his own.

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

The two women among them filed a concurring mea culpa.

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

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

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

Sentences would range from house arrest to public mea culpas.

"I'd say that was a rather dramatic mea culpa," he said.