Sentence examples for admit an error from inspiring English sources

Suarez has shown he is humble enough to admit an error, which is very important!

Why can't the BBC simply admit an error quickly and with grace and move on?

Institutional pride, and the inability to admit an error, were the other two big factors.

When law enforcement officials make mistakes, there is an all-too-human temptation to press on rather than admit an error.

Rather than admit an error, White House aides doubled down on their talking points about overtime being essential to their livelihood, without actually knowing the truth.

When Don Rumsfeld finally conceded that Special Forces had killed the wrong guys, 16 pro-Karzai Afghan villagers, thinking they were in Al Qaeda, he wouldn't admit an error.

Sir Stephen Wall, who was Blair's most senior EU adviser between 2000-2004, fradmitsanmits an error.

Tel Aviv — There's nothing a writer likes less than admitting an error.

So someone in charge at the league sorta, kinda admitted their error, but not really, since no one in charge ever admits an error.

He has admitted an error of judgment for his catholic use of quotations from other sources when writing interviews.

The BBC has admitted "an error of judgment" after viewers complained about a promo showing outre comedian Johnny Vegas squashed into a fridge.