पश्चातापपूर्ण (en. Remorseful)

A remorseful David Warner apologised publicly for the bar-room brawl that led to his suspension from the Champions Trophy even as Australian skipper Michael Clarke told the opener to remember that it was not an IPl, state or county team that he was playing for.

The AP spoke to police and court officials and more than a dozen brides some of whom made it back to Pakistan, others who remained trapped in China as well as remorseful parents, neighbours, relatives and human rights workers.

Not finding the said communication of Sri Pande to be worth a remorseful apology, the matter was taken up after lunch when Sri Pande was again produced before the Court and he appeared in person and expressed his sorrow in unequivocal terms.

I had got a slower ball just before that, said a remorseful Jaiswal.

If the individual they are treating like an object, is capable of a hearty attachment, meaning they are empathic, introspective, accountable, remorseful, and have the ability to understand someone else’s perspective, they may become tired of being treated as an object.

The evidence of the Medical Officer clearly shows that the nature of injury inflicted by the accused clearly show that he has no remorseful in his mind and indiscriminately cut the deceased and the minor children.

At the age of fifteen, after stealing a bit of gold from his friend Sheikh’s armlet, Gandhi felt remorseful and confessed to his father about his stealing habit and vowed to him that he would never commit such mistakes again.