Sentence examples for admitted probably not from inspiring English sources

When asked if that was enough time to build a high-quality bot, he admitted "probably not".

When asked if his character would get involved with Alicia again, he admitted, "Probably not".

"He did an amazing job in a car that even the owner would admit probably isn't the best thing out there.

And all the IMF can offer are methods that even insiders there admit probably won't work.

His wife, Guadalupe, makes baskets from pine needles, and from local wood Modesto carves violins that he admits probably don't work.

Moreover, "no vital US interest is at risk," and most Americans (as Mr Clinton has himself admitted) "could probably not even locate Kosovo on a map".With Mr McCain at one end of the spectrum and Mr Buchanan at the other, the risk for the rest of the Republican field is that of appearing to be either intellectually uncertain or a fence-sitting poll-watcher.

"It's a mildly technical term," he admits, but probably not for long.

I'm embarrassed to admit — though probably not nearly as embarrassed as I should be — that I've spent more time watching, contemplating and analyzing John McClane than I have, say, Hamlet.

Krugman defends those models, which he admits were probably not close to Keynes' deepest personal belief (that would have been uncertainty, which undercuts equilibrium).

Posada admitted he would probably not sleep much tonight either.

He also admitted he would "probably not" sever ties with Salazar if he was in Farah's shoes.