Sentence examples for I admit less from inspiring English sources

I am, I admit, less versed in lesbian music, but I hardly suspect it is without equally passionate representation.

While I salute Holland's aims as a historian – surely nothing should be out of bounds as a field of historical inquiry – I am, I admit, less certain of this notion.

But if it is to survive, Ariel will have to swallow its pride and admit less tolerant and flexible folk.

Robinson College somehow still manages to admit less than half of its intake from state schools.

He forgot to mention that Harvard isn't full of homeboys, that it could cost $250,000 to attend, and they admit less than 5% of students who apply.

So the debate rages about whether universities should admit "less qualified" applicants on the basis of criteria designed to help offset historical inequities.

(The tale is based on a thriller by Jo Nesbø.) My own taste for nastiness has, I admit, grown less tolerant with time, and, by a dour coincidence, I saw "Headhunters" on the first day of the trial of Anders Behring Breivik, the fanatic who murdered seventy-seven people last year, first in Oslo and then on the island of Utøya.

Columbia, Yale, and Stanford admitted less than eight per cent of their applicants.

To keep up the numbers, urban lodges have admitted less respectable folk.

He made clear to me that he believes that schools that do not use SAT scores in their admission process are admitting less capable students and therefore should lose points on their selectivity index.

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