Sentence examples for I copped to from inspiring English sources

Instead, I reminded her that I was an insensitive lout who wasn't terribly aware of his surroundings; in other words, I copped to a lesser included offense.

"I copped to the fact that we should have done a better job of not being gratuitous in our representation of a barely clothed actress," he wrote, adding: "We also had Kirk shirtless in underpants in both movies, [but I] do not want to make light of something that some construe as misogynistic.

They originally wanted to give me a felony, but I copped to a misdemeanor.

And even after talking about it with Lin and grasping my subconscious partiality, I copped to a slight preference for a boy.

(Case in point: I eventually copped to not liking rock climbing, much less Derrida, whom I had managed to avoid ever reading).

I finally copped to depression.

I've already copped to wanting my formerly dominant team to dominate again.

"With a red face, I cop to the fact I grew nothing and simply plowed fields as a way to relax.

(OK, I cop to adding that "listen").

On the other hand, Merrow, added the disarming sentence, "I cop to the charge of inconsistency..."...

I cop to some guilt about being excited to have an "empty nest," too -- usually right after I cry a little bit about how much I'll miss my son.