Sentence examples for admitted questions from inspiring English sources

Adkins insists he is still the right man for the job, but admitted questions would be asked of his future at the club.

Jed Buchwald, a historian of science at the California Institute of Technology, explained over a single-malt Scotch here that physicists in particular have long had a special loathing for admitting questions with the slightest emotional content into their professional work.

Though he admitted Welsh questions on a wet Tuesday was tough.

But there are suspicions Diego Garcia has played a more extensive role than the US has so far admitted, raising questions about when and what the UK knew about its use.

Jenkins also admitted recent questions over manager Michael Laudrup's long-term future "probably didn't really help" as the club began looking at new players for next season.

Alvarado admitted during questions that he had helped his friend try to steal the truck and that he had helped hide the gun.

Even Diane Abbott, the shadow International Development Secretary, admitted on Question Time that it was right to bomb Isis in Iraq, in defence of the Yazidis threatened with genocide.

She admitted, when questioned about ITV's capability to exploit content, that there had been a skills issue in the past.

One youth hung around the entrance to Einstein' cabin all one morning; when he saw a messenger bearing flowers admitted without question, he got an inspiration.

If and when the countries of Central and Eastern Europe are admitted, the question of what to do about Turkey will become acute.But Turkey will not be the only country hammering at the door.

This is an "interesting" and "worthy" idea, Gunn admitted, but questioned if it should "come before notions of intellectual and artistic priority … and the sheer, apolitical idea of 'art for arts' sake'".