Sentence examples for I think admitting from inspiring English sources

But I think admitting you're an addict is the first step towards recovery".

His writing has changed since he became a husband and a father, but it's a thickening not a softening, I think, admitting feelings far more complicated than rage and exasperation.

That was the day I remember because it was drawing a line in the sand, I think, admitting to myself that this was what I was going to do and setting my stall out to write a very big novel as well – nothing like the kind of thing people are supposed to produce as their first novel.

But I think admitting you are wrong is a much more noble and mature thing to do.

"I must have been away longer than I thought," admits Smith, who having been a player at Walsall spent 15 years away from the club before returning in 2009.

As Bertrand Russell put it [ 2405], "When one admits that nothing is certain one must, I think, also admit that some things are much more nearly certain than others".

I think Billy Wilder admitted this, the Cary Grant impersonation was entirely your idea, it wasn't in the script.

But I think everyone admits that doing so has proven to be more difficult than anyone anticipated".

He admits that, I think we all admit that.

"It turns out I wasn't as ready to help people as I thought," she admits to Hannah.

I think everyone would admit that".