Sentence examples for idea of admitting from inspiring English sources

But it is proving a struggle to rally the party around his recent ideological bombshell, the idea of admitting the bosses of private enterprises as party members.

Prisoners are desperate to return home to their loved ones, but balk at the idea of admitting to something you didn't do.

For when I am weak, then I am strong.' "That's the twelve-step idea of admitting your weakness in the face of addiction and giving yourself up to a higher power," he continued.

The reality is, I spend hours (and hours) planning every little detail but the idea of admitting the amount of time I've spent planning and preparing just horrifies me and I have absolutely no idea why.

"I'm empowered by the idea of admitting weakness and admitting fear – these are all things that we don't really talk about a lot in conversation these days," she says.

China was cool to the idea of admitting Taiwan: a foreign-affairs spokesman said Beijing wants "to avoid the two Chinas…situation".After some delay China at last announced that it would implement a deposit-insurance scheme starting on May 1st.

Moskin is obsessed with the idea of cheese, admitting her fantasy macaroni is "nothing more than tender elbows of pasta suspended in pure molten cheddar, with a chewy, golden-brown crust of cheese on top".

Still, there comes a point in everyone's life when it's time to largely put away such childish things as electric guitars and harmonicas, and it may be precisely because I was in my 40s when I began to really hear symphonic music that I have approached the form altogether untrammelled by received ideas about it – a fancy way of admitting complete ignorance.

For film director John Schlesinger, who has died aged 77, the response was equally apt: "I couldn't bear the idea of not working," admitting that this attitude sometimes led to his acceptance of inferior projects.

We can do this best when we distinguish the idea of apologizing from admitting that you are a terrible person.

Some other constraints are needed in his logic of probability: the set of ideas admitted for substitution in a proposition must contain only non-equivalent ideas.