Sentence examples for admitted much of from inspiring English sources

The appeals court has already admitted much of the new evidence, he said.

Instead, he admitted, much of the work had been done free or paid for by people in the crosshairs of the federal corruption investigation.

In an internal Party communiqué in 1959, he admitted, "Much of the falsehood has been prompted by the upper levels through boasting, pressure, and reward, leaving little alternative to those below".

The US president, George Bush, today admitted much of the intelligence used as the basis for invading Iraq had been "wrong" - but defended his decision to go to war because it removed Saddam Hussein.

The Pentagon has done little to collect at least $100 million in overcharges paid in deals arranged by corrupt former officials of Kellogg Brown & Root, the defense contractor, even though the officials admitted much of the wrongdoing years ago, two senators have complained in a letter to Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.

The OBR said it wanted to give the government and the Bank of England a clear picture of the path house prices will take over the coming years, though it admitted much of its analysis was subject to judgments by researchers.

But he admits much of this is just guesswork and blind faith.

As he was ready to admit, much of it was not planned.

He admits much of the circumstances which led to his business's success are down to fortuitous circumstances.

Yes, Thomas admits, much of her story happened in the 1960's, but she herself "was a child of the 50's, she needed a man.

That ideal, inscribed in Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights and Jefferson's Declaration of Independence, became the core of his most cherished beliefs, and, as Wilkins freely admits, "much of the context for my existence, the freedom that I cherish and the democratic citizenship that I have used relentlessly for the past half century".