Sentence examples for admit somewhat from inspiring English sources

Its leaders admit, somewhat belatedly, that they have been far from models of clarity or transparency about their finances.

Ikea has won grudging acceptance from some of its detractors, who admit, somewhat sheepishly, that the feared blue box has brought perks enjoyed even by those who have no interest in stepping into the store.

Three Republican senators jumped the gun, claiming to have seen electronic images of the body soon after Bin Laden's death, only to admit somewhat sheepishly that they had been duped by internet fakes.

The reason given for this, that those who must acquire something from another to make a living alienate what belongs to them, is so vague that Kant himself admits in a footnote "It is, I admit, somewhat difficult to determine what is required in order to be able to claim the rank of a human being who is his own master".

"I guess so, maybe a little," he admits somewhat ambivalently.

"But we don't really go out anywhere," he admitted, somewhat sheepishly.

The 64-year-old commissioner admits somewhat sheepishly that he was feeling a little bored.

"The film actually ends a little differently than the script," Reichardt admits, somewhat bashfully.

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times, however, admits somewhat sheepishly that he quite enjoyed the film.

But he admits, somewhat guiltily, that the motivation behind shooting in the city was, at first, mercenary.

"The diamond four-leaf clover I borrowed from my mother's jewelry box," Valeria admitted, somewhat sheepishly.