Sentence examples for admits describing from inspiring English sources

"I'm in a little bit of denial about that," Poehler admits, describing it as "a miracle" that the show has lasted as long as it has.

"My neighbors may already think I'm a little strange," she admits, describing the time when, in the cause of research, she decked the local squirrel population in pink and blue necklaces, hand-fed them daily on five kinds of nuts and summoned them "by singing out 'Squir-rels, squir-rels,' in my best Snow White voice".

"At the time, I had no idea of the extent of the agony," she admits, describing how it was her later role as an ambassador to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees that exposed her to the plight of the Bosnian civilians and made her want to learn more about the war.

"It's pretty heavy," he admitted, before describing his "really sweet relationship" with new partner Eva Prinz.

"Yes," Mr. Yung said, admitting that describing what a posset is, rather than how it tastes, was not the prime method of salesmanship.

The government releases gruesome photographs of the dead boys, seven of whom it says are aged between six and 14 and one around 18. Nato later admits the mistake, describing it as "very sad".

The emergency doctor told the family one plan, the admitting internist described another, and the consulting specialist a third.

District Attorney Michael Taylor said Mr. McCormick was "the man who brutally admitted and described how he killed Jean Nichols".

The template for this "secular parody" of the Catholic sacrament is provided by Rousseau's "Confessions," in which all the "morally vile" things the author had done were "somehow redeemed" by being admitted and described.

Now if he would only admit he's describing himself.

He also admitted that — despite describing in detail the location of the rape in one of his articles, to argue why it was impossible for Jane Doe to have been raped and not seen by nearby joggers — he never went to the rape site.