Sentence examples for accidentally admitted from inspiring English sources

Cooke's characters are a diverse lot: an aging white headmaster named Goddard (or "God," in case we missed the symbolism), who is intent on keeping girls out of the Goode School; a self-possessed black girl named Carole, who is accidentally admitted; Heck's young widow, who becomes God's typist and lover; and her daughter, EV.

NBC even (accidentally?) admitted Burnett's pro-Wall Street bias.

The bullet was fired accidentally, admits a government spokesperson, by a member of Austria's elite EKO Cobra counter-terrorism squad: the rifle went off when the officer was climbing into the helicopter.

Frustrated by the audience's lack of sympathy for his cause, he accidentally admits that Eunice was actually a robot.

It caught Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) accidentally admitting the truth: "Well, I think that they increase the debt.

Is this Sketch repenting for his sins, or accidentally admitting that some of the work is "sub par"?

In a rare candid moment, Sen. Lindsay Graham said on CNN, "I think Donald Trump will be the gold standard for stupid Republican candidates," accidentally admitting that there's more than one.

Often, the best of that wisdom comes from the moments when a mentor is being the opposite of a good example -- the times they take risks that don't work out, make decisions they regret later, or accidentally admit to something they probably shouldn't have.

The state of Ohio was accidentally not admitted into the Union until 1953.

Watson would not say if Umpire ED RAPUANO, who admitted accidentally bumping Valentine, was being disciplined.

The US has admitted accidentally killing children and civilians in Syrian strikes, while several cases are still under investigation and other countries have been accused of hitting non-Isis targets.