Sentence examples for admitted very from inspiring English sources

Grammar schools now and in the past have admitted very few secondary pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Competing in an African car rally with, he admitted, very little preparation, he went missing in the Sahara desert for six days before a search plane eventually located him, fifty kilometres off course.

As Masood admitted, "Very few journalists (at least in the developed world) would give space to those claiming HIV doesn't cause Aids, to flat-Earthers, or those who believe that vaccines make us ill".

With regard to the group Growing in Grace, about which I clearly admitted very little familiarity, I concluded that its significance within the larger picture of Latino religiosity was minimal, at best.

Spokesmen for Fisker and the Energy Department both said that the terms of the loan were confidential and they would not say precisely what milestones were missed, but Roger Ormisher, a spokesman for the company, said, "We admitted very openly we were late to market with the Karma," the company's $102,000 sporty sedan.

However, she admitted very few of the families can afford to pay the £10,000 fees to cover the costs to board over a year – saying that it could sometimes be a struggle to find funds for children who would benefit most from the experience.

This strategy is, Mr Navracsics admits, "very risky .Not all the news from Hungary is bad.

"They are, I have to admit, very irritating but the reason for doing them is that they attract attention".

"This is, I admit, very contentious, and is in the face of repeated denials by Powell," he added.

"That happens, I will admit, very rarely, because things don't get to that point," he said.

But she is, she admits, "very ambitious and I want to move on and do other things".