The phrase "admitting toward" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts where one is acknowledging or confessing something in relation to a direction or target, but it is not standard.
Example: "He was admitting toward his mistakes during the meeting."
Alternatives: "acknowledging" or "confessing to".
"That opening scene of me at the audition, like, that's real," Ansari admitted toward the end of our meal.
My student admitted, toward the end of his paper, that he was apprehensive to share his background.
Without any hard evidence, though, Dever had to admit toward the end of his interview, "there's no way to know" who is responsible.
In so doing, I've been able to move though the salacious and uncomfortable issues (being a surgeon makes it much easier for me, I will admit) toward advocating for freedom and equality.
WASHINGTON -- The White House and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack apologized profusely and repeatedly on Wednesday to a black midlevel official for the way she had been humiliated and forced to resign her Agriculture Department job after a conservative blogger put out a misleading video clip that seemed to show her admitting antipathy toward a white farmer.
Later that month, Tepco went some way toward admitting at least some of these claims in a report called "Reactor Core Status of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Unit One".
Progress toward admitting the new members, most of them formerly Communist-ruled nations of Eastern and Central Europe, achieved a breakthrough when their leaders accepted a compromise formula on the question of farm aid.
After months of fighting the government's insider trading case tooth and nail, the hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors is leaning toward admitting criminal wrongdoing and agreeing to pay a record financial penalty to resolve the charges, according to two people briefed on the deliberations.
DealBook » TUESDAY, OCT. 8 SAC Is Said to Weigh Plea Deal to End Case | After months of fighting the government's insider trading case tooth and nail, the hedge fund is leaning toward admitting criminal wrongdoing and agreeing to pay a record financial penalty to resolve the charges.
SAC IS SAID TO WEIGH PLEA DEAL | The hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors, after months of fighting the government's insider trading case, is leaning toward admitting criminal wrongdoing and agreeing to pay a record financial penalty to resolve the charges, DealBook's Peter Lattman reports.
