Few politicians admit their mistakes.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Few politicians admit their mistakes.

The politicians try to pass the buck.

You made a mistake, so you ought to take responsibility for it as a politician.

The politician was impeached for accepting bribes.

The politician lost his position in the end.

The statesman barely coped with the intricate issue.

The politician did not bother to apologize for betraying our trust.

Politicians are spending all their time on political infighting.

The politicians began to put the blame on each other.

The politician was not ashamed of having taken bribes.

The politician claimed to oppose the conclusion.

The politician hit back at her opponent's criticism.

a believable politician

A politician must be responsible to the voters for his actions.

a corrupt politician

He completely lost his reputation as a politician.

a politician keeps changing his policies

feel antipathy toward a politician

The politician defied public opinion

Some politicians are considered to have caused that incident.

Vision is indispensable to a statesman.

The politician had to take back his words and eat crow.

Politicians today are hopelessly [incorrigibly] corrupt.

Many politicians fail to keep their promises.

The politicians are racking their brains to evade the accusations of corruption brought against them.

A statesman must always have a good reason for every move he makes.

A slip of the tongue is sometimes fatal to a politician.

The politician spoke with an important air.

Some politicians seem to be lost to shame.

Politicians have to draw a sharp line between public and private affairs.