Sentence examples for to admit itself from inspiring English sources
It was one of many future scripts that were being rewritten after 9/11, when America seemed ready to admit itself into a big rehab program to get over beloved addictions.
Washington refuses to admit to itself that the ideas of Islamic fundamentalism resonate with vast numbers of people.
The skybound streets proved to be an urban paradise for muggers, and, as the Smithsons were the first to admit, the street itself might as well not exist for people living above the sixth floor.
The mind has all sorts of mechanisms for refusing to admit the truth to itself, and for making the perpetrator into another victim.
Under an ailing President Leonid Brezhnev - he was to die 21 days later - the communist leadership dithered and could not bring itself to admit to bad news.
The music industry needs YouTube much more than YouTube needs the music industry – but it cannot bring itself to admit that.
But objective measures have confirmed those trends, and the willingness of more boys to admit being virgins is itself a signal of cultural change.
It might be time to admit that the format itself is stale, serving neither a prospective dance audience nor the artists.
For some reason deeply seated in the party's psyche -- maybe that it simply cannot bring itself to admit that regulations are sometimes good for us -- Republicans keep failing to come to terms with environmental sentiment.
If Wall Street can't bring itself to admit as much, the new administration and the Democratic Congress are going to be more than happy to point it out.
Some alumni have speculated that the school has been reluctant to set up its own fund because it does not want to admit wrongdoing and expose itself to liability, though most legal experts say that because of New York's statutes of limitations, which require lawsuits be brought before a victim turns 23, any suit would be hard to win.
