Sentence examples for admitted well from inspiring English sources

Asked if Sony had enough exclusive titles coming this Christmas, Gara admitted: "Well, I think you can always have more".

Asked if he believed people in Bonds Street were less well off economically or socially than in Galliagh, he admitted: "Well no, not all.

She has admitted to the racy nature of her writing - talking about her first novel in an interview with The Guardian last year she admitted: "Well, you could fry an egg on it".

Admissions to critical care wards spiked during the second week of December, when 9 patients were admitted, well above the average of 1 admission per week for the same week in previous years.

Sue admits, "Well, I did try to poison you".

The current-account deficit is drifting towards 4% of GDP, officials admit, well above the country's traditional comfort zone.

When he fails to justify opposing gay marriage on libertarian grounds, he admits, "Well, I do want to conserve some things".

When speaking with a psychiatrist, Elwood admits, "Well, I've wrestled with reality for 35 years, Doctor, and I'm happy to state I finally won out over it".

The Cira Gracia, Cimex and other hospitals that treat the foreigners have no shortages of staff, medicine or equipment and bear comparison with the world's best.They also admit well-connected Cubans, like a woman whom we will call Alba.

Recently, the Indians admitted that well, maybe that wasn't quite the real story.

The present system is based on harassment, coercion and suspicion (as even the previous finance minister admitted) as well as corruption.