Sentence examples for being able to admit from inspiring English sources

There he thrived under Coach Tom Renney; he still calls Renney "a really smart guy" and a "good human being" whom he respects for being able to admit mistakes, "something I never heard from a coach".

"Just being able to admit you MIGHT be mistaken and that the other person MIGHT be right will improve a relationship," he said.

Transparency in politics means "also being able to admit when we don't know something," said Andreas Baum, the party's lead candidate in the election.

Recovery meant being able to admit that I had some issues to sort through and address.

Rather, it means being able to admit when you're wrong and taking ownership of your own behavior.

Being able to admit that I'm tired of being so strong and independent was an enormous weight off my shoulders.

Just when you're able to admit.

We should be able to admit that and keep Trident.

But they must be able to admit when they are out of bullets.

Private schools have always been able to admit anyone they want.

"Why will no banker ever be able to admit that performance cannot be measured adequately?