Sentence examples for admit changing from inspiring English sources

"In a world where politicians can't admit changing their views without being nailed by the opposition as 'flip-flopping,' his statement is even more bold and authentic," said Lewicki.

A man who admitted changing the Hollywood sign to "Hollyweed" has turned himself in to the authorities.

Another man admitted changing his stated nationality depending where he was on his journey to the UK, saying: "In Greece, I say I am from Syria".

He offset his reputation as an aesthete by admitting changing his underwear only once every three days and tippling on the cheapest supermarket whisky.

An MP has admitted changing a voting intention in the Commons solely because of personal safety fears, the deputy Labour leader said yesterday.

The book not only fails to deliver concrete examples to back up his sweeping conclusions, but he admits changing "names or descriptors" for some (but not all) people and acknowledges that what he does disclose is "from memory".

She admits changing perceptions about women in Nepal is still very challenging, but hopes the work they are doing will make men more sensitive to the needs and experiences of women.

Nearly three-quarters of consumers admit to changing their buying habits as a result of a recent high-profile campaign to highlight cruelty in the poultry industry.

"Nobody wants to admit that changing high-need schools takes very focused effort and a lot of time," Ms. Wheelock said.

A senior Apple engineer responded to the FBI statement on Saturday evening, noting that the statement admits that the FBI admitted to changing the password, that this prevented access to the backups and that the backups did have forensic value.

But he admits that changing spatial planning and transport strategy to tackle congestion could take up to 15 years.