Remorseful

He comes back to Richmond and shares a moment with Ted in the locker room where he's absolutely remorseful for what he's done, and Ted had already forgiven him.

He is remorseful he caused signficant emotional harm.

He was very embarrassed and remorseful.

However, he remained because he said the chapter members were remorseful.

Lyons is ashamed of his actions and genuinely remorseful, defense attorney Lawrence Wolf Levin said in a court filing.

Mr Barnes said his client was ‘genuinely remorseful’.

Mr Williamson did accept Taylor was remorseful and had provided significant assistance to police, including giving them an account of what happened as soon as he was arrested in his hometown of Baradine, NSW.

Oldman was “deeply remorseful”, he said, for the way he had spoken and had really only meant to expose common hypocrisy.

Paige Morgan, mitigating, said Green was compliant with the police and is remorseful.

Rosemary Proctor, defending, said her client admits his responsibility and is genuinely remorseful.

She says: ‘Your partner might not be remorseful, or worse, gaslight you into believing it was your fault.

The court heard he is no longer with the woman, has no previous convictions for violence and is remorseful.

The court heard that Battista had no past convictions, was remorseful and was capable of leading a normal and productive life in the future.

The driver initially seemed remorseful but then took off, the witness said.

The prosecutor noted that according to Providence’s report, one week after the killing, Israel was not only normal, but he was also not sad nor remorseful.

The sheriff said that the report indicated that Gonsalez's actions were out of character and that he was very remorseful after he sobered up and was "appalled" at what he had done.

A number of these remorseful buyers decided to exit their positions if they can do so at breakeven.

Defence counsel Elroy Claxton pointed to a number of positive references by other professionals, and his client's remorseful apology letter.

Gordon Stables, defending, said his client is “utterly dejected and remorseful” and facing losing his business thanks to the inevitable prison sentence.

He added that she was acting “entirely out of character” and was remorseful for her actions.