Even LifeNews, a usually servile, pro-Kremlin tabloid site, has admitted this new reality.
Warren's willingness to admit the reality of global warming and his admonitions to his fellow evangelical heavies to quit demonizing Democrats are most welcome, but he's still got a ways to go before he can match the content or courage of Beecher's stirring antislavery sermons.
Morris not only got it laughably wrong, but he can't even admit the reality of Obama's overwhelming win.
Bozell can't admit the reality because it would undercut the existence of the "liberal media" bias complex within the conservative movement.
"You want to be defensive about it because that's your life," Schwartz said, "but you just have to eventually admit the reality that we're in a dangerous setting".
He will thank all his supporters for fighting what seemed an impossible fight, he will vow to fight for his agenda very hard at the convention itself, but he will also admit the reality that Hillary Clinton is the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee and he will rededicate himself to fighting as hard as he can to make sure that Donald Trump is defeated in November.
How, exactly, would you have convinced Sadr to allow American troops to stay, or how else could you have gotten the Iraqi parliament to agree to such a thing?" To answer these questions is to admit the reality of democracy in Iraq -- our supposed final goal, that virtually every Republican seems to have forgotten about.
South Korea's prime minister, Lee Wan-koo, said Japan would face "grim judgment" if it failed to admit the "realities of history".Yet on April 14th the two countries met in Seoul, the South Korean capital, for their first high-level security talks since 2009—a further sign of a thaw in relations after a three-way summit last month between the foreign ministers of China, Japan and South Korea.
Auletta describes the company's growing pains, as it tries to remain true to its innovational spirit, yet admit the realities of being one of the world's largest corporations.
