Don't apologize for the curls of your hair, don't apologize for the color of your skin, don't apologize for the sway and swagger and urbanized moments we have with our speech that end up becoming trends.
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"Don't apologize when someone else bumps into you," Hammer writes.
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If they apologize, I'm happy; if they don't apologize, I'm happy.
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And I don't apologize for it, and I don't retract it.
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I think that there's this sense that real leaders don't apologize.
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They don't apologize for protecting their time, money, and mental health.
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I don't apologize for bringing in the best people to do that.
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"I don't apologize for it because he is a jerk," Bush said.
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He kind of looked at me and said, 'Don't apologize for anything.
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And please, for the love of fucking god, don't apologize to them afterward.
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But at this point in the season, you don't apologize for a win.
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Just don't apologize or admit to messing up during the interview, experts said.
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One day a family friend apologized for asking and I replied, 'Don't apologize!
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When you're the love of your own damn life and don't apologize about it.
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"I love these kids fiercely… and I don't apologize for my tears," she wrote.
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They don't apologize for who they are and have fought hard for everything they have.
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So don't apologize to me when people use mayonnaise the right way: by hiding it.
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Toxic self-blame is quite detrimental, and mentally strong people don't apologize profusely for everything.
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I think my word of wisdom would definitely be: Don't apologize for who you are.
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First, don't apologize or make excuses for voting against Trump on such an important issue.
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The characters don't apologize for their intelligence, but the show is smarter than they are.
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Whether you're late to a meeting or you've slipped up on your numbers, don't apologize.
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"Whatever you do, don't apologize," he explained to Boston radio host Howie Carr during the campaign.
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" Washington shares with us: "To today's generation of young, powerful women I would say don't apologize.
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If there's an implied mantra of President Donald Trump's political life, it is this: Don't apologize.
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"I don't apologize for holding our politicians or those who elect our politicians accountable," he said.
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"I don't apologize for performing for our country or military," he said in a public statement.
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" Wiesel leaned over towards me, touched my hand, and with a sad smile said: "Don't apologize, Deborah.
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Don't apologize for others, admit your own mistakes, serve the punishment, learn from it and move on.
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"I don't apologize for performing for our country or military," he told Entertainment Weekly at the time.
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"Don't apologize to me," Phyllis Giglio Carioti, the officer's widow, said in a phone interview last month.
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Well I'm sorry to say that maybe Canadians don't apologize as much as we think we do.
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Quotable: "Don't apologize, move on, and everybody will talk about something else next week," one Democratic strategist said.
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" He added, "We don't apologize for anything we're doing, and we don't give explanations for anything we're doing.
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"I'm pro-life and I don't apologize for it," Pence said during a town-hall meeting this summer.
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Don't apologize over and over again or keep telling that person how badly you feel about your mistake, Sakurai says.
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" When it comes to sex and sexuality, she encourages people to like whatever they like "and don't apologize for it.
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When it's time for you, and you're learning how to be that, don't apologize for having a voice and speaking up.
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"Americans don't apologize -- not even to presidents or vice presidents -- for the lawful and proper exercise of their constitutional rights," Romero said.
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"Don't apologize, move on, and everybody will talk about something else next week," is how Ben Tribbett, a Democratic strategist, described it.
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"I think that there's this sense that real leaders don't apologize," he says in a wide-ranging interview with CNBC contributor Suzy Welch.
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Don't apologize, she said, but be honest about boundaries, whether it's going to a movie with someone or spending the rest of your life together.
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If a friend approaches you about apologizing too much, you could tell her that you don't apologize to self-deprecate, but rather out of courtesy or politeness.
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I can not defend or support the Kardashians when they appropriate someone's culture and don't apologize, or take advantage of their fans by manipulating them on social media.
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" Mady and Cara have enrolled in an undisclosed college and their mother wrote in the caption, "I love these kids fiercely.. and I don't apologize for my tears.
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We can debate the ethics of Sansa telling or not telling Jon about that development, but it's absolutely the sort of thing you don't apologize for after the fact.
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"I don't apologize for it because he is a jerk," Bush said Tuesday at a campaign stop in Grinnell, Iowa, saying Trump "disparages" women, POWs, Hispanics, Muslims and people with disabilities.
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"Don't apologize to parishioners for what happened, but apologize to them for the fact that you lied to them for so many years," said one victim called Dariusz, close to tears.
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And you're not always going to be popular when you're a woman with a lot of opinions, and you don't back down, and you don't apologize, and you don't change for them.
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"So if you keep getting told don't apologize it's not your fault, you might say, 'I'm not apologizing because I think I did something wrong, I'm apologizing out of politeness,'" Dr. Tannen said.
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That message was that business as usual was not appropriate and that government should get their fiscal house in order, and get out of the business of health care, and don't apologize for America.
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"I don't apologize for my political views, but I do apologize for rubbing this fancy little life in people's faces — making millions of dollars, retired, not having to sit in rush-hour traffic," he said.
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"And I said, 'Ugh, I better apologize, because if I don't, for calling you beautiful, because if I don't apologize they will go wild tomorrow, headlines Donald Trump called women beautiful,' they all say 'please call me beautiful,'" he said.
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But on this issue, when you have one of the large Latino organizations in America saying vote no, and you have the AFL-CIO saying vote no, and you have leading progressive Democrats, in fact, voting no, I don't apologize for that vote.
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" Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence spoke at Liberty University's weekly convocation on Wednesday morning, addressing thousands of students and sharing his personal journey of finding faith and garnering a standing ovation for comments like "I'm pro-life and I don't apologize for it.
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"The president said: 'In the first year of my presidency, I had to unblock certain situations, I went fast, that was my decision and I don't apologize for it'," Francois Asselin, the head of the CPME small companies group told reporters after meeting Macron at the Elysee palace.
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According to Know Your Meme, usage of the phrase became more widespread after someone placed a flyer featuring Uncle Sam with the words "I want you to love who you are / don't apologize for being white" at a Boston College campus; the incident was subsequently picked up by local media and spread from there.
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However, Keith is sticking to his guns, saying, "I don't apologize for performing for our country or military," in an interview with EW. In fact, Trump isn't the only Prez Toby's played for ... he backs up his stance by naming shows he did for both George Bush and President Obama, not to mention the 200 he's played for the armed forces. U.S.A.
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The concert was made available on video on demand by Bob Gold & Associates. He also performs at various venues nationwide as Zee Blues in an updated version of The Blues Brothers. He released his first book, Real Men Don't Apologize, in May 2006. Belushi was a narrator of an NFL offensive linemen commercial.
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Many years later, Tierney made an effort to explain his understanding of the significance of what he had personally witnessed: "Apology is a very important thing in Japan. With us, we don't apologize unless we get caught with our hand in the cookie jar, but for the Japanese, there is a very strong sense of what an apology means." According to historian Herbert Bix in Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan, "MacArthur's truly extraordinary measures to save Hirohito from trial as a war criminal had a lasting and profoundly distorting impact on Japanese understanding of the lost war."Bix, Herbert P. (2000).
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