Sentence examples for admitting in from inspiring English sources

I assumed that admitting in public that I'd been dumped five times in the title made me sufficiently pathetic.

Perhaps, in part, our taste in Hamlets says more about us than we'd be comfortable admitting in other contexts.

Yesterday, Mr Dowler, 59, was reduced to tears after admitting in cross-examination that he had initially been suspected by police when Milly disappeared.

Mr. Madoff, 74, is serving an 150-year sentence in a federal prison in North Carolina after admitting in 2009 to orchestrating the largest Ponzi scheme in history.

Donny Osmond talks about the anxieties that arose from a need to appear perfect, and the impossibility of admitting in public to flaws or errors.

I wonder if Pharrell Williams regrets admitting in court that he was channelling "that 70s feeling" when he wrote Blurred Lines.

It's a problem Twitter has as well, with chief executive Dick Costolo admitting in November that the site remains "confusing and opaque" to first-time visitors.

VW has now lost €32.4bn, or 40% of its value, since admitting in September that it installed defeat devices into 11m diesel vehicles.

The bail motion was made by Philip Casale, who faces up to 20 years after admitting in November to a racketeering charge that included participation in two murders.

I have never – will never – forgive Kazuo Ishiguro for admitting in this newspaper that he wrote The Remains of the Day in a month.

A robber was sentenced to more than nine years in prison after admitting in a plea agreement that he robbed 28 banks throughout the Northeast in 2004.