Sentence examples for admitting through from inspiring English sources

It's a desperate moment of the inadequacy of performance and of cinematography; it's as if Iñárritu were admitting, through the character of Riggan, his own inability to invent a mode of performance all his own.

Analysts including Cole believe the Syrian government, possibly urged on by its Iranian backers, is admitting through its retreat that it must concentrate its resources in Damascus and along coastal areas, where a majority of the country's population still lives.

All of this came out in an embarrassing trickle, with Flynn admitting through a spokesperson a few days ago that, OK, maybe he talked about sanctions but couldn't remember before coming out and saying, in his resignation letter, that he "inadvertently briefed the Vice President Elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian Ambassador".

Inspectors from the International Committee of the Red Cross were never admitted through its gates.

There is no set number of how many students will be admitted through each method.

What followed was an ambulance ride to the hospital, where I was admitted through the E.R.

For one thing, they are far more likely to be well insured than those admitted through the emergency room.

Students admitted through the programme "are not falling behind academically, even at the most selective majors," the authors found.

Increasingly, the people admitted through its managed-migration programme bring skills that are in short supply in Australia.

In 2015 Hastert admitted, through his attorney, that "as a young man, he committed transgressions" but failed to elaborate.

Some may worry that students admitted through early decision may face a less competitive field -- particularly in SAT scores -- than those admitted through the regular admissions process, and that those savvy enough to apply early may get an unfair break.