Sentence examples for admitting that for from inspiring English sources

So let me begin with a confession akin to admitting that for generations the men in my family have not only beaten their wives but abused their children.

Foster said the final few months were "difficult", admitting that for quite some time the perception was that there had been no audience for the film.

Admitting that for many households operating a car is a necessity rather than a luxury, the chancellor cancelled a proposed 3p a litre fuel duty increase on petrol and diesel due to come into force in January.

By announcing the review of 258 trials of parents convicted of murdering their babies and 5,000 cases of children taken into care, the British government is admitting that, for different reasons, the same may have happened in Britain (see article).Just how much wrong has been done will be known only once these reviews are complete.

Admitting that for years it improperly disposed of household appliances containing ozone-depleting chemicals, New York City has agreed to pay a fine of $1 million to the federal government and to spend $3 million on garbage-collection equipment to reduce air pollution, the federal Environmental Protection Agency said yesterday.

I don't mind admitting that for a long time, early in my career, I had no idea what I was doing on clay.

He admitted that was "good, for sure".

Badinter admits that, "for now, Frenchwomen have escaped the dilemma of all or nothing".

Even doubters admit that, for now, Japan's giddy slide has halted.

Khan-Din has admitted that for a long time he felt alienated from his Asian side.

I admit that for me their existence has always been a fairly risky hypothesis.