Sentence examples for act of admitting from inspiring English sources

But the revolutionary act of admitting that you can be wrong does not get you all the way to being right.

For men, the act of admitting they're not infallible and having the platform and opportunity to talk about it is half the battle.

Gymnast Rachael Denhollander, who also accused Nassar of sexual abuse, told the Indianapolis Star on Thursday that Penny's decision to step down doesn't spare USA Gymnastics the necessary act of admitting and taking responsibility for failing to protect its athletes.

Now, as Ms. Lewin writes, the newspaper is seeking the G.P.A.'s and ACT scores of admitted students on that so-called clout list.

But even those who opted for that small act of rebellion admit its one key limitation - even if Nota tops the ballot in any given seat, the candidate with the most votes would still be returned.

In addition, the simple act of being admitted may carry risks from nosocomial infection linked to inadequate resources for and implementation of infection prevention efforts [ 8].

The first is methodological, where placebos are used to help control for as many variables as possible in a research trial, so that any effects of the active intervention may be attributed to that intervention rather than to other causes, such as the act of being admitted to hospital or anaesthetised.

In addition, the total number of childhood ACT admitted to the main hospitals in the state of Paraná is much higher than the total number of children admitted with CPC.

As the hunt for Gaddafi himself goes on, Libyan officials accused neighbouring Algeria of an act of aggression for admitting his fleeing wife and three of his children.

Now when people say, "Oh, the Nazis were different from anyone, the Nazis were different from anyone," well, maybe that's true in at least one way, which is that I imagine they observed themselves very frankly, perhaps, in the act of killing, and admitted how they really felt about the whole process.

In the Garifuna communities of Honduras, it's an act of courage to admit to being HIV positive.