Sentence examples for admits an idea from inspiring English sources

It is, he admits, an idea that needs testing, and one that he would happily see proved wrong.

It's a slightly awkward half-way measure, but it shows an admirable willingness to hold up his hands and admit that an idea didn't work.

Professor Wilkinson has admitted that an idea he hoped would escape the "leftwing ghetto" to transcend party politics and make Britain a happier, less-divided, more sociable, healthier and safer place has been made unpalatable for Conservatives by "wreckers" from the right.

Explain why you believe the thing that you believe and be willing to admit when an idea is your own, rather than using the "devil's advocate" cover up for an idea you know won't be popular.

Crucially, Halfon himself admits this is an idea, one that builds on the Tories' record, but requires a change of heart about important issues like union membership: in other words it is not good enough to simply announce a new slogan and hope that is enough.

He also served as the film's line producer despite having no experience in the position and even, as he admits, "no idea what a line producer was".

When they take off their clothes, the cliché seems to admit a poverty of ideas, regardless of whether the setting is a gallery or a theater.

The BBC admitted a number of ideas had already been put forward but had so far been "purely of an informal nature".

The band denied this, though admitting a section incorporates ideas of Mustaine's.

According to wsvn.com, "Heather Morris who plays Brittany admits the idea came from a letter", and the show later sent Musumeci an autographed copy of the script and an autographed cast picture in thanks.

Spivack admits the idea can seem a little difficult to wrap your head around, but he also believes that it's work that will have impact for humans now, since they're spurring the development of tech and research that can be used in other ways.