Sentence examples for admit honest from inspiring English sources

In later apologising, the then deputy first minister said public life would be better if politicians were granted fair-minded space to admit honest mistakes.

Let us go down to help them for the love of home and that spirit of liberty which admits of honest service, and honest men, and honest work for honest bread.

Many who watched the 9/11 attacks live on television will admit, if honest, that amid the terror was a kind of guilty thrill that they were witnessing something momentous.

"No – I hardly read anything," he admitted, an honest but dangerous gambit on a literary panel show.

Asked whether representatives of the Scottish government would be fully engaged in Brexit negotiations, Sturgeon admitted: "The honest answer is that that remains to be seen.

It was certainly a very pleasant surprise [for it to be so well received]," he then admits with honest humility.

What they're too polite to say is that most of us who think we had another kind of college experience, who believe that we actually learned something, would if we were honest admit that most of the actual intellectual content of our undergraduate years has long since vanished, leaving only a few half-remembered facts and impressions.

Mrs Evans said: "It's been a disaster, I can't say anything otherwise, It's not been a good week and we have to be honest and admit that".

We are more honest, we admit to it.

Harvey said most pitchers, if they were being honest, would admit to some forearm pain.

It would be honest to admit how mysterious this other mind really is".