Sentence examples for admit that while the from inspiring English sources

"I'll admit that while the environment is important, that's not why I got involved in the Green party," says Grenville.

He is eloquent enough and honest enough to admit that while the spirit remains willing, the legs are not what they were.

And history buff though I am, I had to admit that while the sights thus far had vividly evoked the facts of Franklin's autobiography, we had not yet tapped his essence.

The travelers themselves admit that while the end of a great expedition or heroic feat is an apotheosis like "the crowning with laurel of the ancients to the Olympic medal of our days," the end of their trip is "the opposite of an apotheosis".

I have to admit that while the Dead Horse, which got 94 points from Wine Advocate, would likely improve with age, I couldn't wait, I had it with dinner and it was fantastic, the kind of big, bold fruit forward red you'd swear was quintessential Napa - except if it was labelled Napa it would cost twice as much (or more).

Sharon responded to Ozzy's comments to admit that, while the two are working on their issues, it's not so simple.

So why the hypocrisy?" The writer admits that while "the headline could have been better", in online journalism "sensational headlines are far from uncommon".

Extraordinarily, HMRC admitted that while the information was available, it had not been published and would not be published because it could interfere with David Cameron's EU talks.

Zachary admitted that while the couple doesn't always see eye-to-eye about plans and plants, they have a shared aesthetic sensibility that leads to horticultural harmony.

Then he admitted that while the residence remains grand, the embassy is starting to look shabby, given the new castles growing around it.

Grant admitted that, while the gender gap has closed from 2.2 million recently to 1.8 million, there was "still a pretty big difference".