Sentence examples for admission Nothing from inspiring English sources

Freud began his work on welfare reform knowing, by his own admission, nothing about welfare.

Free Jazz and Gospel Concerts (Saturday) The cost of admission — nothing — may be as sweet as the sounds of the two afternoon concerts.

But there was an admission that nothing had yet been finalised on the shape of the new legislation.

Perhaps, though that is to discount one of the play's crucial remarks the dying Nell's admission that "nothing is funnier than unhappiness".

Music festivals on the South by Southwest model, which sell all-access badges and make use of existing clubs and theaters rather than erecting a temporary stage in a field and charging admission, are nothing new in New York.

Indeed, the backhanded way the government engineered the disbarment of the 53 rights-defending lawyers can be read as an admission that nothing they had engaged in was wrong.

A twist at the end that gives poor Wolverine a bad case of amnesia — turning him into a kind of Jason Bourne with sideburns — is a virtual admission that nothing terribly interesting has been learned about the character.

After his experience of seeing the production of television plays in New York, he was eager to work in drama despite, by his own admission, "knowing nothing about drama".

Admission varies from nothing to 1,000 rubles, depending on the performers.

His final four pitches were breaking balls out of the strike zone, an admission he had nothing on his fastball.

Yet amid his discussion of 11-dimensional space-time and the difficulties of uniting general relativity with quantum mechanics, Mr Greene is refreshingly candid about the fact that superstring theory is still unproven, an admission that does nothing to diminish the reader's enjoyment.