Sentence examples for admit a flaw from inspiring English sources

In the end, having driven himself into a corner with his theories, it is easier for him to kill the pawnbroker than to admit a flaw in his thinking.

To be self-aware is to be forgiven, to be self-deprecating is to be admired, to admit a flaw is to erase it.

Some geologists question whether the complicated river systems on Mars could have been created in such relatively short episodes, but they admit a serious flaw in their alternative view of a long-lasting greenhouse atmosphere of carbon dioxide.

The Controller, Assembly and DOB's reports all admit a deep, fundamental flaw within our budgetary structure, and suggest its long and short term instability.

And Mr. Marinescu admits a design flaw — they have no landline phone or Internet service because he forgot to leave a way for high-tension wires to be attached to the stucco exterior.

At the depth of the crisis, former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, the Ayn Rand devotee and toothless watchdog whose willful lassitude did as much as anyone to allow Wall Street to blow up the economy, admitted to "a flaw" in his world view.

It takes its title from the testimony of Alan Greenspan to Congress in which he admitted to a flaw in his reasoning.

Three former Drexel University fraternity brothers have admitted to exploiting a flaw in the bet-processing computer system that would have given them the $3 million winning ticket.

Alan Greenspan, testifying before Congress last year, admits to discovering a "flaw in the model that I perceived is the critical functioning structure that defines how the world works".

What this looks like: Admit the flaw in the "all schools should be better than average" model – it's statistically impossible.

To publicly admit the flaws in a work is to imply the recognition of private flaws, buried deep.