Sentence examples for admitted people from inspiring English sources

Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham admitted people were "desperate for reform".

Of his popularity, he admitted: "People like me because I'm no threat.

Waiters?" Later, Mailer admitted: "People who say that I have blood on my hands are right.

He had no third script, but "at this point," he admitted, "people weren't very interested in financing my ideas".

Our call was finally answered after 29 minutes by a woman who admitted people were becoming very angry when they finally got through.

Plaid loyalists, who last week were celebrating after Wood won a constituency seat in what is traditionally a Labour stronghold, admitted people were puzzled.

Before I got to the front of the line, they stopped admitting people.

It's a controversial concept that Barnett readily admits people have tended to love or hate.

A few countries have special arrangements to admit people from certain other countries.

"It's not enough to admit people who were once excluded," he continues.

"If they were real patrons, they would use their patronage to admit people for free.