Sentence examples for admit out from inspiring English sources

I wondered why being lonely is so hard to admit out loud.

The affair was embarrassing to admit out loud, but he wanted to stop the man, make him understand.

Reggiani won't admit out loud that she was in prison, referring to her incarceration as "my stay at Vittore Residence".

Here's the opening section and link: I'm going to tell you something that my Republican friends are loath to admit out loud: climate change is real.

If you admit out loud to a bunch of people — including Haake, who was on the sidewalk enterprisingly eavesdropping — that you're just pretending to be offended, you risk looking phony, like your husband.

In the consulting room, the nurse asks the simple question, "How are you?" "Not too good," I admit out loud for the first time, and immediately collapse into tears.

State universities affect their socioeconomic mix by deciding how often to admit out-of-state students, who pay much higher tuition, and are less likely to be poor — important considerations in an era of dwindling state support.

This was the first time I actually admitted out loud that, yes, I had been assaulted.

But doesn't the audit chart titled "In recent academic years, most campuses have admitted domestic nonresident undergraduates with lower weighted grade point averages than residents they admitted" show Berkeley as admitting out-of-state students with lower GPAs?

Of the 9092 patients, 5765 were admitted out-of-hours and 3327 were admitted in-hours.

There is a survival benefit for patients admitted out-of-hours compared to those admitted during in-hours.