Sentence examples for admitted slightly from inspiring English sources
Of those who were admitted, slightly more than half said yes, up from 41percentt in 2006.
After high-level telephone calls among British, Canadian and American consular officials, he was finally admitted slightly more than 24 hours later.
In terms of time of day admitted, slightly more than half were admitted during the two office hour periods (0800 to 1229 and 1230 to 1659 hrs), with the rest being admitted after office hours (1700 to 0759 hrs the next day).
"Well," he admits, slightly baffled, "I don't know the answer to that".
Newell admits, slightly reluctantly: "I do feel I'm looked to to say these things".
Feeling good about planting seed knowing that you're potentially sending it to its doom is, I admit, slightly perverse.
The decision came, he admits slightly sheepishly, after seeing Rebel Without A Cause at 13 (there's a half-smile when I tell him it was Ian Curtis's favourite film).
While it is clear that additional work must be done to improve heat capacity computation with the WL method, the melting temperature T M computed by WL agrees reasonably well with that computed by O(n) methods UNAFold, RNAcofold, and the recent O(n) method of Chitsaz et al. (2009) each of which methods admits slightly different interactions.
The brief, it should be admitted, is slightly insane in any case.
It was, as Anderson admitted, a "slightly cheesy introduction" and things went downhill from there.
Opie was originally meant to fill just the one room but admitted getting slightly carried away, hence the LED sculpture of a peeing boy and an enamel-on- glass naked lady in the Holburne's gardens.
