Sentence examples for admit discoveries from inspiring English sources

Montaigne, Proust, Nietzsche, Kafka, Rilke and Beckett were among favourite points of reference, but the chorus of voices was neither stable nor predictable: it was always expanding to admit discoveries or rediscoveries.

Scientists have found a way to boil water faster, although they admit the discovery is unlikely to revolutionise tea-making.

Ms Bennett was hesitant to admit her discovery at first, stating: 'I wasn't sure that I wanted that notoriety, and I also wasn't sure where I stood legally.

Hui admits his discoveries were just the beginning of what a hacker could find with a flyer's boarding pass info.

So even in normal science Kuhn had to admit that major discoveries are unexpected challenges to the reigning paradigm.

Montoya maintains his support for the Grandmothers' work and says he is happy each time a new nieto is revealed, but he admits the discovery takes its toll.

Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, however, was later compelled to admit that the discovery was staged.

I admit that the discovery of cheat sites has left me disheartened.

The "Glee" fan who was more gleeful than upset with the discovery does admit, "I would love a little recognition but I don't want to get them in trouble," she told WSVN News.

Even the professors uncovering this legacy admit a slight queasiness over their discovery.

That more men are mellowing out to Air Supply than are willing to admit it is a curious discovery, but the new system has serious repercussions, especially for classical radio.