Sentence examples similar to Wherefore, admitting even from inspiring English sources

You can admit even less patients.

"Everyone admits that, even the Windows people".

I'm even admitting it.

Corporations are even admitting it.

Admitting it is even worse.

Like Maria Wyeth, the jaded narrator of Joan Didion's permanently contemporary novel, "Play It as It Lays" (published in 1970), we are too weary — or leery — to parse out the whys and wherefores of even Shakespearean villains: "What makes Iago evil?

Sometimes they even admit it.

Sometimes, their management teams even admit it.

Some even admit that their fishermen cheat.

Frank even admitted as much.

Conte has even admitted as much.