Examples of 'admitting a mistake' in a sentence
Meaning of "admitting a mistake"
admitting a mistake: acknowledging or accepting that an error or fault was made
How to use "admitting a mistake" in a sentence
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Sharing a dream or admitting a mistake requires vulnerability.
Admitting a mistake only makes love grow deeper.
But good on him for admitting a mistake.
Admitting a mistake is the hardest thing to do.
It would be too much like admitting a mistake.
Admitting a mistake can mean punishment.
Authority is not diminished by admitting a mistake.
Admitting a mistake is an exercise of humility.
His asking to come back would be tantamount to admitting a mistake.
Admitting a mistake does not count when only said in words.
He was also capable of admitting a mistake.
Admitting a mistake is halfway correcting it.
There is no harm in admitting a mistake.
Into admitting a mistake.
In my opinion, no one should be ashamed of admitting a mistake.
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There are situations in which admitting a mistake can result in criminal consequences.
If we start re-hiring people you just fired, it would be admitting a mistake.
No shame in admitting a mistake.
Wonderful story, by the way, but on page two, you have me admitting a mistake.
My admitting a mistake.
However, the biggest hurdle to admitting a mistake is pride.
Maybe because admitting a mistake can be expensive when you head a major corporation.
Oh, no . Your Honor, I am admitting a mistake here.
Admitting a mistake AND fixing it?
Willingly accept responsibility by admitting a mistake or an error in judgment - in a timely fashion.
Why is admitting a mistake so difficult?
And never, ever admitting a mistake.
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