Sentence examples for admission knowing from inspiring English sources

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".

That meant admission decisions were made without the admissions staff knowing whether the kid was applying for financial aid.

It is a gamble, though, a knowing admission of guilt: they are seemingly flirting with deportation.

"An admission of not knowing all the answers is sometimes well received," he muses to reporters.

Finally there was the arrival of five rings of color, a knowing admission that this nation of some 19 million people is trying to come to grips with its massacres the way the United States would like to get past the land grabs and slave ships of its own manifest destiny.

When I attended, admission was based knowing all the words to The Eyes of Texas.

Boris Johnson's mug adorns it, with his recent admission of not knowing how much a pint of milk costs.

Wayne Sigler, the longtime director of admissions at Minnesota, likens the task of estimating the right number of admission offers to extend, knowing that many will decline, to that of a captain's steering a large ship.

Perhaps he decided to make the admission before he died, knowing that historians would one day stumble on his record and it would be better for his reputation not to have suppressed it for ever.

An affable presence on stage, Ms. Wilson nevertheless mines overly clichéd territory — the nut allergies, the horrors of pre-school admission, the importance of knowing two languages by the time you are three.

Can any college dare refuse admission to a child knowing that they are now a nuclear player?