Meaning:
- Use this phrase to apologize, whether for something big or small.
- To express regret for a mistake, offense, or inconvenience caused. (Apologizing)
- To admit fault or responsibility for an error. (Acknowledging Mistakes)
- To convey compassion or empathy for someone’s situation. (Expressing Sympathy)
Examples:
- I am sorry for the misunderstanding earlier.
- I am sorry that I was late to the meeting.
- I am sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
- I am sorry if my comments offended you.
- I am sorry for the error in the report.
- I am sorry that I forgot your birthday.
- I am sorry for interrupting you during the presentation.
- I am sorry I missed your call earlier.
- I am sorry for not being able to help with the project.
- I am sorry that I did not follow up on your request sooner.
- I am sorry if I was too harsh in my feedback.
- I am sorry for the delay in delivering your order.
- I am sorry for the confusion caused by the schedule change.
- I am sorry that I didn’t get to your email on time.
- I am sorry if my actions have caused any trouble.
- I am sorry for not being clear about the instructions.
- I am sorry that you had a bad experience with our service.
- I am sorry for any discomfort my actions may have caused.
- I am sorry for not attending your event.
- I am sorry if I didn’t meet your expectations.
- I am sorry you have wasted your life on this.
- Listen, I am sorry for what your family is going through.
- Look, I am sorry you don't like the situation.
- I am sorry you can't come to the wedding.
- And I am sorry that you were one of the seven.
- I am sorry to bother the Council with this problem.
- I am sorry to hear of your current misfortune.
- I am sorry that my speech was a little long.