Nor is there any shame in admitting a wrong -- only in willfully leaving it uncorrected.
Recognising that we were stolen, it's admitting that a wrong was done to us".
After they had been overrun at the start before finding their rhythm and passing range, a fluid move from the back ended in the referee judging that Gary Taylor-Fletchad had been flattened in the area by Ryan Nelsen, and Adam finished from the spot and which Holloway, to his credit, admitted was a wrong decision.
It lies in stopping, thinking and, just sometimes, admitting a policy was wrong.
"There is something wrong," admits a spokesperson.
For the past eight years, we've had a president, and a Justice Department, that is too spineless to admit having taken a wrong turn with respect to our involvement in Iraq, yet is not afraid, or ashamed, to tweak the Constitution in ways that compromise freedom of expression, and due process.
The specter of Iraq still lurks, and until there is a leader strong enough, courageous enough, and honest enough to tell the story, admit the wrong, offer an apology, and reconcile the relationship, the specter will continue to haunt the U.S. on the world stage, and hinder any attempts at future peace.
"It's not easy for government to look at a practice, admit it was wrong, and make a refund, but it's the right and moral thing to do," said John M. Gioia, a member of the county's Board of Supervisors, which made its decision on the issue in December.
Contrary to popular belief, it is manly to admit being wrong, because it takes a lot of guts.
A replay supported India's position that it wasn't a deflection and, while 28-year-old Warner admitted he made a wrong call, he said he wouldn't seek out Sharma to apologise.
