Sentence examples for admits like from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't know it's a McDonald's," he grudgingly admits: "Like everyone, I go there episodically".

"I've bought albums simply because I like the look of the sleeve," he admits, "like the Dead Kennedys' Frankenchrist.

They would, as Paula Span admits, like to live in the central city themselves, with its attendant culture, tolerance and urbanity, but cannot.

"In Kazbegi [in the Caucasus] we had very bad roads," says Horndachter, showing me a photo on his camera of a rough, pitted track, and, he admits, like us, they have been plagued by cows, sheep and dogs on the roads.

Also up for discussion were Paper and Home, which Zuckerberg admits, like Messenger, "aren't going to move any needles in our business for a long time," which is true of all their new initiatives in his estimation.

Saul Klein says if there is a failing it's that European VCs are either not spending enough time "telling their story" and setting out their shop for entrepreneurs, or – on the other hand – that the media are paying too much attention to the high profile bloggers and Twitterers (he admits, like himself on @cape) rather than the VC partners who don't blog or tweet.

Facebook Admits Likes Are Down For Some Celebs.

Schaub even admits liking it when Kasich gets exasperated with his fellow candidates.

While singing the lines "Middle of the Day / Give Me What I want / It feels so special / It feels so good" she admits "liking afternoon delights".

"Nobody," they admit, "likes a whistleblower".

He readily admitted liking Russians: they were sincere, like Texans.