Sentence examples for impossible to admit from inspiring English sources

Why has it become impossible to admit a mistake in Washington and accept the consequences?

By George Packer Why has it become impossible to admit a mistake in Washington and accept the consequences?

I pretended to write down my service-request number because, for some reason, it's impossible to admit you don't want your service-request number.

Maybe it's our politics, the way that it makes it impossible to admit to being wrong or being in the wrong.

Most pertinent of all was his first-hand account of how players find it almost impossible to admit to vulnerability, whether it be mental or physical.

Bush and Cheney — even with their approval ratings at historic lows and with Iraq veering toward open civil war — and their staffs still apparently find it impossible to admit error.

It's a hard thing to face, and perhaps an impossible one to admit in the face of political criticism, but every trial in all parts of the American justice system must have both the presumption of innocence and the possibility of acquittal.

It is almost impossible for him to admit disturbing evidence.

And although everyone agrees she's smart and energetic, she seems cursed with a malady that makes it impossible for her to admit she was wrong.

But it was also a wrong that was impossible for us to admit to simply because, in doing so, it might appear to make the murders of the IRA right.

"Before 1967, having been together nearly 30 years, it would have been impossible for them to admit in public they were a couple, and they remained discreet on that matter even after then," said Walker.