Sentence examples similar to fess up to something from inspiring English sources

Getting caught in a lie is much, much worse than fessing up to something unpleasant.

For instance, Goldman is legendary for instilling the idea in traders that it is better to fess up to your mistakes, and the penalty for covering something up will be worse than if you had not spoken up.

You can post something provocative or alluring, but only fess up to being the author if you want.

However if the Turkish government doesn't fess up to its own history and recognize the Genocide, it may be something to consider".

They don't fess up to it".

"This is a characteristic that people are not going to fess up to in an interview".

He didn't really need glasses, or fess up to needing them, until recently.

Some writers -- Stephen King, Julian Barnes, Anne Rice -- readily fess up to their literary alter egos.

But several researchers have found it surprisingly easy to make people fess up to invented misdemeanours.

2. What did North Korea fess up to this week?

It's a tough call: to fess up or not to fess up; to fake it or not to fake it?