Sentence examples for unwillingness to admit to from inspiring English sources
What was unwise — and a little cowardly — was Watson and Crick's unwillingness to admit to Rosalind that they had been given access to her photograph, and their failure to acknowledge her experimental work more graciously, at least during her lifetime.
What was unwise and a little cowardly was Watson and Crick's unwillingness to admit to Rosalind that they had been given access to her photograph, and their failure to acknowledge her experimental work more graciously, at least during her lifetime.
Rob Glaser, the chief executive of RealNetworks, which makes software that plays music and video, said that he suspected that an unwillingness to admit to downloading could be skewing the Pew results, and that the survey went farther than other data he had seen.
A constant concern with letting people down, and an unwillingness to admit to being afraid of anything.
Regarding the GOP candidate's thought processes and unwillingness to admit to making any mistakes, Frank said, "Trump takes a preconception [for example, that Mexican rapists are streaming across the border] and turns it into an absolute fact, whereas most people have experiences that can change their preconception into a new conception.
This risk factor is not well documented and might reflect recall bias or unwillingness to admit to slaughtering infected animals.
This process of re-cycling is often hampered by the unwillingness of the smoker to admit to relapse.
She found his "unwillingness to admit there was a miscommunication to be appalling".
Other disputes would surely escalate, from America's unlawful tax subsidies for exporters to Europe's unwillingness to admit genetically modified foods.
The Bush administration's unwillingness to admit failure causes it to cling to a flawed approach rather than revisit its premises, adopt a new strategy or experiment with new tactics.
Unwillingness to admit error was a lifelong characteristic.
