Sentence examples for It admits of from inspiring English sources
It admits of little or no latitude, and failing to do it is not just bad or lousy, but prima facie wrong.
It admits of no quantity and cannot be created or destroyed.
This particular deduction is perfect because its validity needs no proof, and perhaps because it admits of no proof either: any proof would seem to rely ultimately upon the intuitive validity of this sort of argument.
His tone, though it admits of tenderness, is stoical.
Once we arrive at a category, we confront an item not susceptible of further definition, though it admits of description.
By the flexibility of GFFR, it admits to be implemented both statically or dynamically.
It admits concepts of justice and human solidarity.
"Rape is about sleeping with a woman without her consent and I have done it," admits one of the men, 33-year-old Phikeleli.
(That's when it admitted to the collection of entire emails, URLs and passwords).
In fact, it admits about half of all its applicants, the highest rate in the world.
