The author of the article says about The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: "Go on, admit it.
In 1991 he told Rose that, throughout the interview, the police were saying, "Go on, admit it, you had a stab," and "It was Sticks, wasn't it?" He said they threatened to keep him in the station for two weeks and said he would never see his family again.
Go on, admit it, you watched The Wire in a month long DVD binge.
Go on, admit it, you know he would have been better.
Modern landlords have many legitimate grievances, but many pubs shut because they're – go on, admit it – terrible.
Ali, who had won after Frazier's cornermen determined that he was too swollen, too blinded to go on, admitted that both he and Frazier were never the same after that third fight.
The problem solving process should start with the "is" imperative; what is really going on; admit, confess your problem openly and clearly.
"It's really not clear what is going on," Waddell admits.
"I literally didn't understand what was going on," he admitted.
"I'm not sure I know what's going on," she admitted to the woman.
