Assertion: apology | /r/HasProperty | genuine
Facets:
value: in spite of some variants
type: OTHER
value: from internal and external evidence
type: OTHER
value: to a person
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The premise for me is that an apology is real if it comes from the heart, if it is genuine and sincere.
text: Some of them believe that apologies can only be considered genuine if they are spontaneous, rather than suggested or required by others.
text: I may here note that I believe that Kindi's Apology mentioned by the Muslim Biruni 7 and the Christian Nestorian `Abdisho' of Nisibin 8 is a genuine and authentic work.
text: Whilst you would prefer to a) receive an apology that is genuine, and b) ultimately be in a relationship with an emotionally healthy person, there is a silver lining to the fauxpology…
text: In the context of offense (when we are the offended party), it can be difficult to be objective about whether an apology is good or bad, healthy or unhealthy, genuine or obligatory.
text: First and foremost, the person who has been hurt needs to know that the apology is genuine.
text: For an apology to be genuine to a person who speaks this language, they want acknowledgment of the wrongdoing and they want to know what you are going to do to make it right.
text: After a careful study of the subject I have come to—in my judgment—the only probable conclusion: that from internal and external evidence Kindi's Apology for Christianity is genuine and authentic in spite of some variants exhibited by the different Arabic and Garshuni MSS. that contain it.