Sentence examples for admitted to fooling from inspiring English sources
I'm a gold-star gay," Cohen responded, before he admitted to "fooling around" with women before.
But Petraeus, 60, is hardly the first high-profile figure to admit to fooling around on a significant other.
Supporters outnumbered critics ten to one; quite a few listeners admitted to being fooled but added that they had enjoyed the fright.
"It became apparent quite quickly in all cases," says volunteer judge Michael Stean, who is also a chess grandmaster, though he admitted to being fooled by small patches of one or two of the conversations.
While it's obviously not real footage from Abrams' next blockbuster, the animations looked so authentic that several commenters admitted to being fooled, while others scoured the graphics for minor inconsistencies a fruitless search that only yielded a directionally challenged shield generator.
On Thursday, a government-appointed commission said that Renault's diesel cars failed pollution tests and investigators raided its facilities, raising fears the French carmaker could be caught up in an emissions scandal similar to the one engulfing Volkswagen, which has admitted to using cheating software to fool tests.
Even Humbert Humbert, not your paragon of emotional responsibility, admitted to himself that he shouldn't have been fooling around with Lolita.
In his memoir More Fool Me, Fry had admitted to taking cocaine in Buckingham Palace, the House of Lords and House of Commons, and Jones asked if this prior habit is connected to his productivity.
He admitted to being scared.
She was admitted to Stanford Hospital.
