uncontrite

Ousted from office, Longstreet took refuge in relitigating his Civil War record, contending in interviews, essays, and eventually a mammoth-sized memoir, against uncontrite ex-rebels who wanted to pin the blame for the South’s military defeat on the man who had also brashly disavowed its essential ideas.

He was uncontrite afterward, referring to the well known Vilanova by the wrong name.

For his part, Uthaug remains uncontrite about what he put the actors through: "It helped. It added that tension to the scenes — the reality we were looking for."

Absolutely not, as an uncontrite Parsons told me in an interview Friday night: Am I rocked over it?

Meanwhile, former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, now blamed by many for fostering an unsustainable boom in US house prices, remains uncontrite.