Sentence examples for difficult thing to admit from inspiring English sources

This is an incredibly difficult thing to admit.

This would be a difficult thing to admit, but better than continuing to throw good money after bad.

That always struck me as a very difficult thing to admit and another example of how hard she has worked to face up to her actions.

The other thing, which is the really difficult thing to admit, was that I was sort of drawn to it, because there was this sort of weird glamour to it.

"It's a difficult thing to admit to certain things about yourself, like, I made my mother cry," Reiser agrees.

Envy is an uncomfortable thing to admit to.

It's an appalling thing to admit.

This is a very tough thing to admit.

And it's a difficult thing to study, said Durso, both because providers may not want to admit refusal of care or mistreatment of patients and because they themselves may sometimes fail to recognize it.

Most people know that making decisions that affect other people's lives is a very difficult thing to do, and have much more respect for the people who admit it's a difficult thing to do than for the people – in politics and out of it – who seem to think it's just a game.

But she finally admits they did become complacent, and that must be a difficult thing to own up to, coming from someone who's otherwise unswervingly on-message about how great it is to be a Sugababe.