Sentence examples for Admit candidly from inspiring English sources

Before attempting to characterize Archaic Greece, one must admit candidly that the evidence is unsatisfactory.

"That is cross-dressing gone mad". Tonight he will admit candidly that the Labour party is "not ready" to fight the next general election.

On Nov. 11, the Gates Foundation convened a meeting of leading figures in American education to admit candidly that the new small high schools had not fulfilled their promise.

"I am afraid of the sea," he admits candidly at the beginning of the book.

Clinton admits candidly to having been "disappointed and exhausted" by her failed presidential campaign.

One of his senior players, Frank Lampard, admitted candidly this week that Chelsea's core men, himself included, are not as good as they once were.

But he admitted candidly, "To the question why we do not find records of these vast primordial periods, I can give no satisfactory answer".

Mr. Li admitted candidly that the suit was intended to draw public attention to their demands for more compensation for their demolished homes.

During the beginning of An Inconvenient Truth, he admits candidly to his own failure in the past to get his message across.

Aidan O'Brien admits candidly to the "hurt" of having saddled just one Breeders' Cup winner – and, if anything, the Marathon on a synthetic track would tend to make the mantelpiece look still barer than an empty one – since High Chaparral won his second Turf in 2003.

The goalkeeper maintained afterwards that he did not realise the ball had crossed the line but also admitted candidly that: "I definitely wouldn't have told the referee [if I had known]." Such honesty was in itself refreshing, but Klose's approach feels altogether more laudable.