Sentence examples for admitting a from inspiring English sources

IT'S hard admitting a mistake.

Roy Hodgson ended up admitting a sense of regret.

One reason is people's reluctance to admitting a disability.

One could go the Domino's Pizza route and run a commercial admitting a total screw-up.

Admitting a "neo-liberal" taste for free-market economics is political suicide in Indonesia.

"They never admit kidnapping because that would be admitting a crime," Ms. Lee said.

Admitting a divided island would enrage and possibly destabilise Turkey, an important strategic partner.

He was convicted of gross indecency in 1952 after admitting a sexual relationship with a man.

"By doing that, you're admitting a defect that's probably not even there".

He even came close to admitting a dirty little secret: "I basically don't like electronic music.

Doors were flung open to the West, admitting a flood of Bibles, guns and gold.