Sentence examples for admission enough from inspiring English sources

As for alcohol, he drank daily, on his own admission, enough "to kill or stun the average mule".

Isn't his admission grounds enough for a reporter to go with the story?

Whether or not this admission is enough for Rob Ford to be charged with drugs is unclear although his brother Dougie says that he is "not afraid" of Toronto's Chief of Police and has called for his resignation.

Yet the prosecution forged ahead and the stumbling admissions were enough to convince the juries.

He says that a sparkling essay can serve as an "attention grabber," intriguing an admissions officer enough to take a closer look at grades, standardized test scores and the rest.

If the committee (N.C.A.A., not admissions) had enough of a sense of humor to match up Cornell and Stanford in the first round, why not Oral Roberts and Brigham Young or other themed contests?

But Otis' "better late than never" admissions are enough to give us pause the next time we glimpse fashion spreads in magazines, runways and ad campaigns... Read the rest of Otis' unvarnished insights in "The Truth About Modeling: What I Wish I'd Said To My Fans" at HeraldSun.com.au.au

They had hoped the behind-closed-doors admission would be enough to secure a shorter sentence.

Whether the admission will be enough to persuade Commissioner Bud Selig to let Rose back into baseball remains to be seen.

Mr Brittin did not accept that the back payments were an admission that not enough tax was paid before, saying Google's tax structures were legal under the old rules.

His foil was the National League's President, William Hulbert, who wanted to clean up baseball through what Achorn calls "a Puritan agenda of no Sunday ball, no beer sales, no gambling on the grounds and a fifty-cent admission price, high enough to keep the riff-raff out".