Sentence examples for I cannot admit that from inspiring English sources

I cannot admit that I have achieved the target set by Alistair Darling at the last election.

"I cannot admit that wandering tribes have a right to keep other and superior races out of large tracts," exclaimed the British commissioner, Sir Charles Eliot, at the time, "merely because they have acquired the habit of straggling over far more land than they can utilise".

He said a reduction in the number of EU migrants is the purpose of Labour migration policy "but we are so politically correct we cannot admit that's the aim, even though that's exactly what most of our voters want to hear".

The American political class is so polarised by the culture wars that it cannot admit that the other side might be half-right.Liberals will have no truck with the idea that the freedoms of the 1960s have a downside.

Rada Trajkovic, a Kosovo Serb leader, spoke for many when she said: "I cannot admit to myself that it's reality".

Auction-house professionals cannot admit that, not even to themselves.

But Republicans cannot admit that the only way to protect pre-existing conditions is to emulate Democratic policies.

"They cannot admit that they had these people because they have no charges against them, no documentation," Mrs. Janjua said.

Stubborn, incurious, Bush cannot admit that the biggest beneficiary of the mess is his arch foe Iran.

And as we cannot admit that a man speaks and says nothing, he who says "not-being" does not speak at all.

"If this parliament cannot admit that racism still exists in 2019, then we're just wasting the time of our First Australians today," he said.