Sentence examples for I admit from from inspiring English sources

The only other party recovering in Scotland, I admit from a low base, is the Conservative party.

Extrapolating somewhat recklessly, I admit, from macro to micro, from ontology through ontogeny to taxonomy via toxicology (it was happy hour), I reached the following conclusions about our new social order.

Wanting to see her dead came more, I admit, from writerly curiosity than from filial feeling, but there was a bidding farewell to be done, for all my long exasperation with her.

I admit from the start that I don't have the answer, but let me begin the conversation in a personal way, informed by my own experience.

I will admit from the first my bias: I operate from the basic assumption that the Haitian Revolution is one of the most important events in the history of the world, and go around talking about it to pretty much anyone who will listen.

(Laughter).But I must admit, from a distance of several thousand miles, I am not so sanguine.

The initial reaction from readers -- and I'll admit, from me -- was relief.

With no help, I must admit, from another woman who recently ran for president.

But, I gotta admit, from time to time, that old East Coast lover sometimes tugged at my heart and hunger strings.

"No Downtime" is the best example of that, staggering to devastating end: "I admit, not from an environment that let a child flourish/In the street, slim physique, wild courage/Five deep, trying to eat, looking malnourished".

Part of this feeling, I admit, stems from the combination of my personal preoccupations and the experience of reading quotes like these, from Sanford's victory lap: "Some guy came up to me the other day and said you look a lot like Lazarus," Sanford told the crowd Tuesday night, referring to the man who, according to the Bible, Christ raised from the dead.