Sentence examples for admitted to few from inspiring English sources

Napoleon admitted to few if any friends, and Trump appears to have no close friends either, outside his family.

Psychiatric inpatient care changed considerably from 1996 to 2006, with more involuntary patients admitted to fewer NHS beds and increasing proportions of involuntary patients admitted to private facilities.

She admits to few hobbies.

Sir Ranulph admits to few self-doubts, although he does allow that he is pathologically afraid of heights.

Though the first half of "Positively American" is presented as a political memoir, its author admits to fewer personality flaws than, say, St. Francis of Assisi had.

His parents admitted to a few more jitters.

Ms. Shapiro called that "sort of a slight concern" and admitted to a few jitters.

And as the alto saxophonist Jay Brandford, who had arranged the tune, prepared to listen to the playback, he admitted to a few tense moments of his own.

She admitted to "a few" romances after she divorced at 21. "Some lasted a year, some six months, some overnight," she said, smiling slyly.

But he admitted to a few preoccupations of his own, including the play's final image, two characters in a kiss, a tableau that he said came to him early, and that he never let go.

It's great that these hard, famous men are talking so openly and eloquently about something that no one would have admitted to a few years ago, a sign of changing attitudes.