Examples of 'admit i was wrong' in a sentence
Meaning of "admit i was wrong"
admit i was wrong: This phrase is used when someone recognizes and confesses that they were mistaken or made an error in judgment
How to use "admit i was wrong" in a sentence
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admit i was wrong
I must admit I was wrong about the brown.
I would be the first to admit I was wrong.
I will admit I was wrong this time.
I am the first to admit I was wrong.
That I admit I was wrong and apologize to you in a video.
I did not want to admit I was wrong.
I could not admit I was wrong about Michael, because that would mean my entire life was a lie.
I am big enough to admit I was wrong.
I have to admit I was wrong - it 's a great deal more than that.
I am willing to admit I was wrong.
Got to admit I was wrong about you. That's all right.
I am happy to admit I was wrong.
I am finished with men for the rest of my life. But I admit I was wrong.
I also did not want to admit I was wrong and you were right.
I would move out of state before I would admit I was wrong.
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I got to admit I was wrong there.
But your father convinced me, and I am ready to admit I was wrong.
I have to admit I was wrong.
If you tell me it is mature technology, I will admit I was wrong.
It 's not enough that I admit I was wrong and apologize to you in a video.
She has since showed me the dress on, and I will admit I was wrong.
I 'd never admit I was wrong.
Oh, you think I am that small? You want me to admit I was wrong.
I admit I was wrong (link above).
Unless it 's so simple as I do not want to admit I was wrong in the first place.
If so, when the time comes, I will admit I was wrong.
I didn't expect you to do it, but… I admit I was wrong.
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Examples of using Wrong
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I was wrong to think we could pull this off
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