Sentence examples for admitting that it is from inspiring English sources

Fehn was born in Kongsberg, Norway, and spent his life "trying to run away from the Nordic tradition", while admitting that "it is difficult to run away from yourself".

Thiel ends by admitting that "it is not easy to find a path back to the future".

But this year, for the first time, the U.S. State Department included the U.S. in its annual report on trafficking, admitting that it is a grave problem in the U.S. as well.

"By admitting that it is no longer capable of propping up its banks, the Rajoy government has sent a message to the markets that the sovereign is in need of external support too," Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy, a consulting firm in London that assesses sovereign debt risk, wrote in a note Monday.

Schwarzkopf has refused to rule out dropping its £2m headline sponsorship of Big Brother, admitting that it is closely monitoring the outcome of Ofcom's investigation into more than 1,200 complaints about instances of abuse and racism on the Channel 5 reality TV show.

The neighbors, though admitting that it is a little weird, have gotten used to the grave site up the road.

He admits that "it isn't clear what the break between modernisation and Westernisation will mean".

"First of all you're admitting that it's shameful, there's shame behind the question.

And after admitting that it was complicated, he said, "If anyone can do this, we can.

Greggs is admitting that it's fallen behind on this food-as-you-go sector.

Some are now even admitting that it was a "dumb idea".