Sentence examples for admitted a bit of from inspiring English sources

She was, she admitted, a bit of a hunter herself.

(Editors' Weblog) Viacom dodges takedown lawsuit Viacom has admitted a bit of over-zealous YouTube hammering (we need a sexier name for issuing a takedown notice for YouTube...) in which it ordered YouTube to remove a totally legitimate parody video made by someone else.

I'm not totally sold on the potential for a repeat, but I have to admit a bit of a bias for the Kings these days.

One of the tattoos on his arm reads: "Born to lose, live to win" and he was, he admits, a bit of a loser for the first 10 years of his life.

It's also, he freely admits, a bit of a stunt.

We have to admit a bit of smugness in watching all this.

I have to admit a bit of personal bias here, since I'd love to vote for my state's winning candidate tomorrow night.

(His list also contains two seasons of Parker Lewis Can't Lose, on which I co-starred for three years. I admit a bit of a pre-bias toward the man).

After the AGM, Walker also admitted to "a bit of irritation" that Standard Life had raised its concerns late in the day.

McBride confessed in the emails that most of the stories were "gossipy and intended to destabilised the Tories", according to the News of World, and admitted using "a bit of poetic licence".

The only man in the room, Tim Davie, also happened to be the boss as acting director general of the BBC, which even he admitted was a "bit of a shame".