Sentence examples for admitting the possibility from inspiring English sources

The government has at least edged closer to admitting the possibility that this crime took place, which is a start.

"When the film version of 'Rebecca' came to Brazil, the producers' lawyer sought out my lawyer to ask him that I sign a document admitting the possibility of there having been a mere coincidence," Ms. Nabuco recalled in her memoirs.

Jack McConnell, the executive's first minister, is admitting the "possibility" of defeat but has appealed to supporters of the union to vote tactically against the SNP, regardless of their party allegiances.

Nearly tied behind him were Robert Bentley, a dermatologist and state representative, and Tim James, whose father Fob was a previous governor.At times the candidates seemed madly determined to sound the most conservative: Mr Byrne declared "every word" of the Bible true a couple of months after being quoted admitting the possibility of some figurative biblical language.

The producer will want a c that is relatively large, admitting the possibility of accepting bad lots so that there is no rejection of good lots.

In this way Giles could dismiss arguments against the validity of Celestine's abdication without admitting the possibility that the pope can be deposed, e. g., by the Council, as Boniface's adversaries maintained.

We provided all the meals during the whole study for one half of the participants in order to ensure the best possible compliance, yet we have to admit the possibility of a reduced energy intake with the B2 regimen, even though the energy intake reported by our participants was similar in both regimens.

He will not admit the possibility that she may not have survived the tsunami.

He has admitted the possibility of failing to qualify for Russia is a concern.

(I admit the possibility that similar events have been blocked out).

But you never admit the possibility of marrying me," Angiolina says cheerfully at one point.