In your presence, and out of your presence, I
am man enough to be ashamed of my own folly.
'I
am man enough to admit my mistakes and in fact apologized publicly and to the Honorable members of the committee and the House, if my actions are uncalled for and an affront to the institution.
Asa Leveaux has written several books on a number of topics including his recent "I
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I have been told that it wasn't and I
am man enough to admit that I have made a mistake, but I just thought that the linesman needed to know that he'd touched it."
But I
am man enough to see the funny side - I would never take offence."
"I
am man enough to stand up to it and I'm not going to hide from any kind of pressure or negativity that comes my way - bring it on.
The whole point of false courage is to move the conversation away from one's failings to one's strengths: I am an idiot, I am a jerk, I am a lecher, l am a scoundrel, but at least I
am man enough to admit it.
He said: "I
am man enough to admit that I should have done better.
I
am man enough to carry on with my life, but when you get back on to the pitch you feel the hurt.
I'd like to think that I
am man enough to know when we are not doing well.
"I
am man enough to be a woman," he jokes, although he admits he enlisted his family's support before taking on the role.
But I
am man enough to admit that I might be whistling a different tune if my daughter--or son--had been born with a face that could, proverbially, stop a truck.
Intellectual property law will not save me, the false claims will continue until I
am man enough to give it all up.
And, yes, I
am man enough to admit that it made me blub!" * Professor Huw Bowen of Swansea University and editor of A New History of Wales, "The Memoirs of William Hickey.
We had a bit of a cry, I
am man enough to admit it."
