Sentence examples for admits to lacking from inspiring English sources

But no politician admits to lacking that.

He admits to lacking the entrepreneurial zing of contemporaries such as Jamie Byng of Canongate; as he tells the story of his rise through the ranks, it sounds as if he triumphed by being able to keep his cool when faced with managers who had no feeling for books at all.

Mr Volpe admits to lacking "a gift for a turn of phrase" but on this evidence he is unacceptably vague on character assessment, reluctant to fathom the weird and wondrous creatures of the operatic zoo.The Met's box-office decline was not his fault.

(Mr. Walcott, who admitted to lacking athletic skill, missed two consecutive shots).

Stunned silence followed, and then came murmurings of 'You know, the guy's right,' along with those who were shocked that I'd admit to lacking passion in a work area.

Yet, despite their best efforts to improve product sustainability, many companies admit to lacking a comprehensive sustainability strategy.

Things have gotten so bad that the tone among technical experts has shifted toward open contempt, which is understandable when their critics have openly admitted to lacking even basic knowledge of the technologies they opine upon.

According to Murphy, Multnomah has also inserted a footnote with attribution in Groeschel's text, although Groeschel never admitted to lacking earlier attribution, maintaining the content was his.

They are similarly optimistic about obtaining a college degree (96%); being able to retire comfortably (92%); being able to save a lot of money (90%); and making a lot of money (87%)." However, the respondents also "admit to lacking the financial confidence and knowledge to achieve their dreams".

For women to admit to lack of confidence about public and political life is to open the floodgates of Daily Mail reaction; a giant chorus of "I told you so"s.

We can admit to lack of faith, which can ironically lead us to stronger faith.