Sentence examples for admit itself from inspiring English sources

It was one of many future scripts that were being rewritten after 9/11, when America seemed ready to admit itself into a big rehab program to get over beloved addictions.

The cons: The site admits itself the data is inherently unreliable.

Adam talks grandly about admitting his bad faith in good faith, but perhaps it's an example of apparently good faith admitting itself in bad faith?

"The government has admitted itself that it has made no assessment of the impact this will have on the community of people with Down's syndrome".

Washington refuses to admit to itself that the ideas of Islamic fundamentalism resonate with vast numbers of people.

If China admits to itself where this road is leading, its attitude towards SDRs will change.

The Bush administration has not admitted to itself the degree to which it has been knocked off its own timetable by the chaotic situation in Iraq.

It will tell us, for the first time in the modern history of such officially pandered panics, whether regulators draped in the white coat of science can ever officially admit that science itself has solidified against them.

S.& P. told prosecutors it could not admit guilt without exposing itself to liability in a multitude of civil cases.

That is not a solution in itself, they admit, but it is more likely to get a better deal for increasingly limited funds, particularly in Africa.

The music industry needs YouTube much more than YouTube needs the music industry – but it cannot bring itself to admit that.