Sentence examples for fear to admit from inspiring English sources

I am grateful that Cooper is pushing against the eulogy as we hear it, a kind of speech that we fear to admit has degraded to positive-thinking cliché.

Maybe you are sure of something out of fear to admit you might be wrong and it would mean something "terrible".

Noting Ferguson's enthusiasm for a politics of rage, paranoia and death threats then prominent on a black radio station to which he was an avid listener, and in demagogic street politics, I warned that even deranged loners are sometimes better attuned to our subconscious hatreds and fears than we care to admit.

Ten tips for George W. Bush to become the latest "Comeback Kid": 1. Fear not to admit error.

If you had a pregnancy scare, you didn't fear being ostracised - you feared having to admit you were't qualified enough.

Encroaching age and a higher threshold of fear allow me to admit total bewilderment at Mr. Babbitt's Second Piano Concerto.

Is that what they really fear -- having to admit that they slacked off in their workouts and can't match Jane Fonda's way with a swimsuit?

In view of the fear tied to admitting to addiction, however, other groups say there may be more than three million addicts, as much as 5percentt of the population.

(And feared: I hate to admit it, I know it's silly, but I was a little worried we might get something uncomfortably akin to "We must reject both extremes, those who say we shouldn't help the old and the sick and those who say we should").

It's embarrassing to admit fear of competition.

Rodney Dangerfield, Tommy Cooper, Michael Barrymore, Harry Hill – love, hate or fear them, you have to admit that there's an inherent talent for showmanship in what they do.