The international community should admit the inadequacy of what is a unilateral, temporary and often repressive approach to mobility.
To suggest that he only remains inside in virtue of "adopting a certain philosophical style and … appealing to certain writers rather than to certain others" (Dummett 1993, 5) is already to admit the inadequacy of the characterization.
Those, myself included, who paced around the edges of these events declaring the action inadequate should admit – despite the inadequacy – that they acted in the right spirit.
This spirit of resignation is held in contempt by most of the other characters, even as they admit their own inadequacy in burying their heads in their writing and philosophical debates.
It's the inability to deal with our feelings of inadequacy, admit our vulnerabilities and overcome our addiction to external validation that created, and continues to fuel, the behaviors that this writer is up in arms about.
They question whether he has what it takes to get results: to find the right balance on health care, to admit and fix the inadequacies of the stimulus, to begin taming the deficit without impeding growth.
That they're almost threatening, not threatening but... Interviewer: ...pressuring...? Dr: Pressuring! (Female oncologist in rural hospital (no. 12)) Having a large number of relatives in the room lent an air of imbalance and doctors admitted feelings of inadequacy and of being outnumbered.
There are very few male stars who would admit the possibility of sexual inadequacy the way Mr. Cruise does in "Eyes Wide Shut," as the protagonist cuckolded by the desire of his wife (played by his real-life spouse, Nicole Kidman) for other men.
"An audience must have the confidence to admit that there are structural inadequacies in the great works," says Jude Kelly, artistic director of London's Southbank Centre.
If Eric Alterman concludes that my admitted frailties and inadequacies, whether in intellectual or moral authority, disqualify me from reviewing his book, there is little I can do to persuade him otherwise.
In the present study, the students certainly voiced their opinions, admitted their perceived inadequacies, and expressed pride in their achievements in the reflective journals.
