Sentence examples for admits thoughts from inspiring English sources

Al-Hajie was working as a chef and admits thoughts of getting his hands on the money began eating away at him.

England goalkeeper Joe Hart admitted thoughts had already turned to Sunday's game and spoke of the importance of belief.

He admitted Thought for the Day, which was the subject of a BBC Trust investigation earlier this year, sometimes had him screaming at the radio in frustration.

Keen as he is to concentrate on the here and now, Townsend finally admits that thoughts occasionally drift back to playground dreams and forward to the reality of Rio.

But having left preliminary plans for Euro 2016 to the Irish FA's administration manager, David Currie – "I didn't want to get ahead of myself," explained O'Neill – the manager admits his thoughts have turned towards next summer.

In January Weir said he would consider competing at one more Paralympics come Rio 2016 and despite a tough couple of months training in freezing conditions, he now admits his thoughts are turning to Brazil on a more regular basis.

And then he argues that if a second act were necessary then an infinite regress would threaten, since in order to be aware of the second thought one would need a third, and so on.[4] Huet sidesteps this objection with a response drawn from Aquinas: "he [Aquinas] admits that thoughts will be multiplied ad infinitum and that the mind is infinite not in act, but in potency" (Huet 86).

He admits:"The thought crosses your mind".

Weir, too, admits the thought of representing England for the first time in Glasgow was a big factor when deciding whether to continue competing after his success in the wheelchair events at 2012.

I admit my thoughts on this may just be wishful thinking.

Not that I wanted to admit these thoughts to my friend, but my exclamation — "Blue Nun?