In that sense, the first step to dealing with procrastination isn't admitting that you have a problem. It's admitting that your "you" s have a problem.
"How many dads cut their children's nails?" he asked, admitting that he does not.
First, I want to salute your courage in admitting that money matters to you.
By frankly admitting that he was not a scholar,he disarmed criticism.
To speak about Siza's architecture, however, one must start by admitting that it is indescribable.
It has withdrawn its earnings guidance for the year, admitting that it was in a "really tough spot".
If a smart person like Steven doesn't mind admitting that his efforts have failed, maybe I don't.
You see, admitting that one side is willing to make concessions, while the other isn't, would tarnish one's centrist credentials.
This means admitting that the summer dress you bought for a party can easily be your sightseeing dress.
When he won a Marshall scholarship, his father congratulated him by admitting that the award was "not trivial."
Henry himself has called for a replay, admitting that it would be "the fairest solution" and Wenger agrees, insisting that a replay would ensure "justice for sport".
By admitting that he has been putting pressure on the Environment Ministry, he has admitted that he is subverting the law.
For a long time, the medical profession has been that AIDS patients T4 lymphocyte function loss is not reversible, which tantamount to admitting that AIDS is real incurable.
But now Selena Gomez is opening up about her blossoming romance with pop star Justin Bieber and even admitting that she could be in love.
By admitting that excessive drinking does not harm than good, the man who indulged in the practice was condemned out of his own mouth.
My education started over coffee in a London hotel, with Mr Buik admitting that many people were confused by spread betting.
Face your weaknesses Head-On - we're not perfect, but admitting that you have weaknesses and doing your best to improve will allow you to continue growing.
Although fond of blowing his own trumpet, he is not entirely unself-critical, admitting that he would not have made the big bet on China that was by far GM's smartest move in the 1990s.
It is also the story of my marriage, but despite the thirty years that Jane and I have spent together, I suppose I should begin by admitting that others know far more about marriage than I.
When we use a phrase like 'it serves him right', we are, in part, admitting that a certain set of circumstances has enabled justice to act of its own accord.
Many were not made aware of the opportunity to set up on their own at school, with 81 per cent admitting that careers advisers had not provided entrepreneurship as an employment option.
Here are ten ways to discover the credentials you need for the jobs you want, even if you've already had a career and are finally admitting that it wasn't the best choice for you.
Equally, limited to only admitting that there are body things too in knowing to the real right object, and does not acknowledge the property right is the real right object.
From then on, people were caught all day long, and when they were caught everywhere, they made a confession with a knot, admitting that they had paid several rows of Qingxiang bullets, or some big gun, and then released on bail.
