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It is not their call to make whether the apology is sincere or heartfelt. It is for others to judge.
by icelancer 10y ago
It is not their call to make whether the apology is sincere or heartfelt. It is for others to judge.
- Jtsummers 10y agoIt's an expression. When I write something like, "My deepest condolences". I'm using a fairly standard expression. Same with, "My most heartfelt apology". Yes, the veracity of those statements will be judged in time, but it's still a common, and idiomatic, way to say things in English.
- enneff 10y agoTo this native English speaker it came off as self-aggrandizing.
- hnbroseph 10y agois it? it seems to me that the judgement of others doesn't make something sincere or heartfelt.