Sentence examples for admitted all from inspiring English sources

Tarantino's twisted genius is there for all to see - but, it must now be admitted, all too briefly.

After some days of dealing with the JustCloud tech team it admitted all my files had been "deleted in error".

Civil commitment centers also use polygraphs to make sure an offender has admitted all his crimes, a requirement for progressing past the early stage of relapse prevention treatment.

In 91 bc the Roman tribune Marcus Livius Drusus tried to solve the problem by proposing legislation that would have admitted all Italians to citizenship, but his program aroused heated opposition in the Senate, and Drusus was soon afterward assassinated.

All of which provided material for Partridge's autobiography, Oh, Ref!, published in 1979 in which he admitted "all referees are egotistical" and said "I hate Saturdays off – I'd rather take a village game than stay at home".

The pair later told Mr. Gunson that the judge had "admitted all of the alleged misconduct," according to the petition, but they denied Mr. Gunson permission to file the disqualification motion.

Many colleges and universities admit all of their students on such "holistic" grounds.

"But," she admits, "all three would end up in a debate about corruption".

No government, as even Angela Merkel now concedes, can admit all comers.

The global division of labor admits all sorts — from Scandinavians to South Asians, from Copts to Confucians.

I have to admit: All the buzz was very exciting — and flattering.