Sentence examples for admitted a touch from inspiring English sources

The black exterior was slick, he admitted, a touch impressed.

When I ask if he ever listens to her music, now he shakes his head and admits, a touch shamefacedly, that her songs were "not really my taste… I'm more of a rocker than she was".

Bypassed, admitted with a touch of reluctance.

"Of course we've made errors in the transfer market", he admitted with a touch of humility.

Paul Collingwood admitted to a touch of anxiety over when to throw the gauntlet down to Sussex as he pondered over the weather forecast and remembered his error of judgment, in declaring too soon, that handed Yorkshire a win at the Riverside in the spring.

Mr. Parker, the insurance executive, admits to a touch of paranoia in protecting his privacy.

The dual sunroof is a nice touch, admitting a lot of light on a gray day, although the one in the back doesn't open.

In the locker room afterward, Camby iced the arch and heel of his left foot and admitted to having a touch of plantar fasciitis, the same injury that dogged Glen Rice last season.

He does, however, admit to being a touch surprised by politics.

Again, she admits, there is a touch of semi-autobiography involved.

Upbeat as I am about my new coaching business, I have to admit to being a touch envious of their comforting routine.