Sentence examples similar to admission of self from inspiring English sources

An admission of self-interest is needed here: The Economist's globalisation editor is quoted in the report.

When Martin finally comes around to an admission of self-sacrifice—"For you, I'd bleed myself dry"—it feels something like a catharsis.

When Martin finally comes around to an admission of self-sacrifice — "For you, I'd bleed myself dry" — it feels something like a catharsis.

Taken out of context, the line sounds stark and depressing, like an admission of self-hatred.

It was a relief to know I wasn't alone in those feelings and her admission of self-doubt gave me permission to have those feelings and know they're normal.

One third (32.0%; 1578/4935) of admissions for self harm occurred in the four weeks after discharge, with 585 (11.9%) occurring within seven days of discharge; 2826 (57.3%) occurred within 12 weeks (figure).

This description is an admission of our self-acceptance of categories that experts have imposed on the nature of religion.

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We do know there has been a record number of phone calls to ChildLine from children with suicidal thoughts; that 55% of headteachers are reporting large number of pupils with anxiety and distress; and that rates of admissions for self-harm are at a five-year high.

I view Trump's admission that Mr. Obama was born in the United States as an admission of his own self-serving, self-promoting lies.

Admissions for self harm in the 12 months after discharge comprised about 7% (4935/72 251) of all admissions for self harm in England between April 2004 and March 2005.