Sentence examples for admitted identifying from inspiring English sources

As L'Osservatore Romano admitted, identifying the 10 best albums in the history of pop music was not "easy" and inevitably the choice might seem "partial".

Alexandra Hewitt, 24, from Broughton, Chester admitted identifying the 19-year-old woman on Facebook or Twitter.

Jack is not someone most of us would like to admit identifying with.

During their talks, Winner "admitted intentionally identifying and printing the classified intelligence reporting at issue despite not having a 'need to know,' and with knowledge that the intelligence report was classified," according to the affidavit.

Though visibly depleted by illness, Mr. Said speaks eloquently about his privileged upbringing (including his early love of the Tarzan movies, in which he admits to identifying with the colonialists), his teaching at Columbia University and his twin passions for music and language.

Higgins admits that identifying tomorrow's research leaders at the end of their undergraduate degree is tricky.

The Alcorcan hospital where she was first admitted has identified twenty-one people including ambulance and medical staff with whom she had contact and is watching them for signs of the disease, El Pais reported.

Each day during the enrollment period, controls were numbered in the order in which they were admitted and identified.

Furthermore, based on the clinical interview, participants with a positive history of angina pectoris [Rose questionnaire (Rose 1962)] and myocardial infarction (hospital admitted) were identified.

Patients with malnutrition were identified initially by measuring the Mid Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) as this is the main measurement used for admitting and identifying patients with SAM and MAM in Ghanaian nutritional rehabilitation centres.

But, he told me, "the process is protected best by a culture that admits fallibility — identifies it as quickly as it can be identified and corrects it through a nonpunitive set of mechanisms".