Maybe it's time that we collectively admit a very painful truth: the United States of America is not ready to have a black president.
The Children could probably speak to societal flaws anywhere, but they speak urgently to problems we face right here in America, though we may not collectively admit them.
It was then that I began to realize that to really see women in power, and collectively admit when they had equaled or bested a man, we would have to work to change the very fabric of American culture.
In other words, the crux of this trial will basically be a long and legal reenactment of the final standoff in Reservoir Dogs, with Bulger, the FBI, and former mobsters Steve "the Rifleman" Flemmi, John Martorano, and Kevin Weeks pointing bloody accusations at one another while still all collectively admitting some acknowledgements of guilt of their own.
"We may not have been as wise as we would like to have been in retrospect, collectively," he admitted to the inquiry.
About two-thirds are large enough to report to the Toxics Release Inventory; collectively, they admitted putting out some 34 million pounds of hazardous air pollutants in 2009.
We have to face the truth, individually and collectively, and admit that we have fallen far below the standards we set ourselves.
Regarding "Amour," the Academy wouldn't dare admit, collectively, the link to the appropriate line from "Django Unchained": "I like the way you die".
Although the various investigations after the 2009 leak cleared Jones and UEA of wrongdoing, Acton admitted that "our knuckles were collectively rapped over FOI".
Participants of this study are all admitted to or working in non-profit, collectively funded nursing homes in the southern part of the Netherlands.
For Hallingdal collectively, 1443 of the 1777 (81%) acute patients were admitted to the general hospital (RS), 206 (12%) to the intermediate department at HSS and 128 (7%) to the nursing homes (Table 2).
