Sentence examples for admit made from inspiring English sources
As president, Clinton proudly signed one bill that sharply cut welfare and another that he would later admit made America's incarceration crisis worse.
He was married to his current wife, and he acted like a perfect gentleman who didn't come on to either of us, which, I have to admit, made me wonder what his objective was.
There's an entertaining little column currently running at CNN.com that I have to admit made me do a double-take, mostly because it focuses on something about Paul Ryan that I should have picked up on but which I've strangely overlooked: he's my age.
Ask me again and I might admit making the whole thing up.
"The legal regime — the E.U.'s own, I admit — makes it illegal to do that.
You refuse to admit making mistakes, even when it is obvious that you made them.
While at the time, Pinnacle did not admit making any errors, the company recently acknowledged making a mistake.
He's lost a lot of weight since the reckoning, which I admit makes him significantly more dateable.
Haiti's representative to the UN, Jean Cazeau, said: "The UN has shown it can admit making mistakes".
Canadian coppers admit making up piracy figures [TheInquirer].
How can we learn from our mistakes if we don't even admit making any?
