Sentence examples for admitted upfront from inspiring English sources

Olympic-watchers of yore admitted upfront that open-mouthed staring was one of the core purposes of the games.

I SHOULD admit upfront that I knew the thread was frayed.

Northern Nevada, Mr. Smith admits upfront, is a risky place to look for oil.

Admitting upfront that they do not expect to win, conservatives are preparing to plunge the Senate into an election-year fight over a Constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.

Posner admits upfront that his primary concern is how effective the spying is, and his New Republic piece criticizes the discussion of the N.S.A.'s warrantless domestic wiretapping as "aridly legal": This legal debate is complex, even esoteric.

Alright, I'll admit upfront that I'm a little biased here.

I will admit upfront – I am finding it hard to keep up with all the major moves happening in mobile and among the top technology companies.

I'll admit upfront that I'm not Nicholas Sparks' biggest fan.

And while we were shopping for personal property, I will admit upfront that I am real estate investor.

I will admit upfront that I am not sure I have been able to describe this debate without my own bias interfering.

I want to admit upfront that I am biased; I have been publishing in multiple platforms for more than 20 years and am committed to unlocking the ivory tower of exclusive and expensive knowledge, sharing it with mass audiences through as many platforms as possible: books, film, television, radio -- and websites, blogs, e-newsletters and social media.