The silent majority is made to concede its own guilt.
For Žižek this disposition means that the contemporary left concedes its own defeat before it has got its boots on.
For instance, after months of scoffing at global warming, Colbert suddenly reversed his position, conceding its existence only due to the box office success of An Inconvenient Truth, a sign that "the free market has spoken".
Even its critics concede it has been successful.
Even its critics privately concede it is inevitable.
As such, I used rather strong rhetoric in hopes that it would lead to her admitting the truth," he wrote, conceding "it was an imprudent approach".
Even the most diehard assault-rifle lover, at least one willing to read with an open mind, might be impressed by the sound and style of the Fourth Circuit's decision — its care, its meticulous detail, its careful reasoning, its ability to fairly and charitably sum up opposing views, its readiness to concede uncomfortable truths.
His goal was to persuade Greece's creditors to concede this truth now — not years from now.
Life: a sort of disgrace".Ms Hardwick argues with any notion of Melville as pitiable, but she does concede some truth in Lawrence's desperate summary.
"It's like the law of gravity". His goal was to persuade Greece's creditors to concede this truth now not years from now.
Professor Kulchytsky said the Kremlin feared that if it conceded the truth, Russia, considered the successor to the Soviet Union, could face claims for reparations.
