Exemplos de uso de Is admitting em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The first step is admitting it.
That is admitting to a cover up.
Sometimes the hardest part is admitting you need it.
MIT is admitting some big brains these days.
They say the first step is admitting you have a problem.
No one anywhere is admitting that they have anyone in custody in connection with the attempted assassination of the President.
The first step in solving a problem is admitting that there is one.
Now even Cardinal Burke is admitting that the situation this Pope has provoked is truly of apocalyptic proportions.
The first step to mental hygiene is admitting you're sick.
First step is admitting there's a problem.
The first and oft-repeated step of the program is admitting one's powerlessness.
Sometimes the hardest part is admitting to yourself that something exists which makes you frightened.
She scares us, makes us think we need help… and all we're really doing is admitting who we are, all right?
Thus, what Russell wants to avoid is admitting mysterious non-existent entities into his ontology.
Undoubtedly sin is a kind of calamity, andhe is referring to al-qadar after the sin took place, and he is admitting his sin.
The first step in recovery is admitting you have a problem.
When one says this, one is admitting the objective reality of the world in relation to our knowledge, of the model in relation to the picture.
The first step in recovery… is admitting I have a problem.
No one is admitting that the real solution would have been to retain a strong public sector in the area of energy, which is why we voted against this report.
Well, you know, the first step is admitting that you have a problem.
We cannot content ourselves with saying thatsectoral agreements are enough, because talking about what could be called a remnant agreement is admitting partial failure.
To Othello, it appears Cassio is admitting to an affair with Desdemona.
Actúa como una manta, es admitir que uno no sabe cómo opera acts like a blanket, is admitting that one does not know how it operates.
Part of being an adult is admitting that you have failed, and then moving on. With grace.
The first step of solving any problem is admitting that you have one.
For one, it seems as though Nixon is admitting defeat, and that he is recognizing his failing support in Congress, something crucial for a president to have.
Now the man in charge of the package is admitting that the result is'60 per cent bad.
And bankruptcy protection is admitting I am insolvent, which means that there's no way that I'm going to be able to unwind all of my liabilities.
Sometimes the toughest call you can make is admitting when you're in over your head.
By quoting the oath he took, he is admitting to being unable to uphold that oath, and that because of his actions, the world and nation is actually in a better place.