Sentence examples for admitted to certain from inspiring English sources
A few years back, he admitted to certain right-wing sympathies – no shocking confession if you work in, say, banking, but catastrophic if you're an idol to rebellious teenagers.
Xinhua reported that the ministry had drafted the regulations out of concern that the education market was flooded with foreign and domestic agents engaging in inappropriate business practices, like forging overseas school applications and giving false guarantees to clients that they would be admitted to certain institutions.
Opponents fail to realize that minorities, especially people of color, still face institutional disadvantages when it comes to being admitted to certain schools.
Finally, we postulated that patients who were more ill or unstable in subtle, hard-to-measure ways could be preferentially admitted to certain non-ICU medical floors, so we classified medicine wards accounting for the top 15% of RED as "high risk floors".
But she also admits to "certain feelings that you can't fight, and the urge to be connected to certain people is one of them".
The next minute he seems tired, muttering about spending time with his grandchildren and admitting to certain sadness: "I never expected that this would come about".
I admit to certain serial sympathies, but I assure the committee that these are only in furtherance of our tonal way of life.
That these two shows are at polar opposites of the social and celebrity scale indicates how widespread and enduring the taboo around admitting to certain – or any – kinds of childcare still is.
"It's a difficult thing to admit to certain things about yourself, like, I made my mother cry," Reiser agrees.
A study assessing response bias among STD clinic patients found that among respondents, women were more likely to admit to certain risk behaviors with ACASI compared to face-to-face interviews [7]).
Pretty much anything can be a trigger, from being admitted to a certain college or matching money children earn on their own to being clean from drugs for a certain number of years.
