Sentence examples for I admit makes from inspiring English sources

"The legal regime — the E.U.'s own, I admit — makes it illegal to do that.

He's lost a lot of weight since the reckoning, which I admit makes him significantly more dateable.

At the same time, as usual, I see tremendous calculation in Obama's decision that I have to admit makes a lot of sense to me at this moment in time.

Ask me again and I might admit making the whole thing up.

He was married to his current wife, and he acted like a perfect gentleman who didn't come on to either of us, which, I have to admit, made me wonder what his objective was.

I admit it makes no sense that pros who passed up stocks at lower prices are now going to buy them at higher prices, but that's the investment game.

I admit it makes me heartsick to have to relay such things about Willard Centerwall.

"You make a mistake and I admit to making a mistake and bringing up the things that I did," Minaya said Thursday.

You could smell the "gotcha" in the air as the reporter wrote how I "openly admitted" making the comparison, and cited such luminaries as James O'Keefe, whose undercover-pimp activism halted ACORN's voter registration drives, to refute my claims that the justifications for the recent spate of voting laws were specious.

I admit to making up a lot.

And I admit to making my own mistakes.