Sentence examples for admits the term from inspiring English sources

But the 24-year-old admits the term hasn't done the group any harm.

He calls these "recession-proof wines" but admits the term isn't his own.

Although Bloustein admits the terms are somewhat vague, he defends this analysis as conceptually coherent and illuminating.

However, they admit the term cannot easily be defined.

I mean, I have to admit the term "stigmata hand sex" does make me laugh.

"I have to admit the term 'stigmata hand sex' does make me laugh".

Props to Howard too for the same sensibilities, though I have to admit, the term "geek chic" did cross my mind when I first saw these two in their whole ready-to-scale-Everest packs stuffed to the brim with laptops, cameras, zoom lenses, video equipment and iPhones.

We were told the outbreak of war in March 1999 with Nato was the Serbian government's fault, yet Lord Gilbert, the UK defence minister, admitted "the terms put to Miloševic at Rambouillet [the international conference preceding the war] were absolutely intolerable … it was quite deliberate".

He admits that the term "bro" can "carry a whiff of side eye", but Rosen wasn't trying to turn traditional country music fans against Nashville en masse.

But Mr. Lowry admits that the term hardly packs as much punch as "holistic" or "new age," or even "latte liberal," which may mean that for now, organic is still a compliment.

One even admits that the term team player "simply sticks in my throat".