Sentence examples for admitting why from inspiring English sources

Instead of admitting why tax reform is hard (because most voters want other people's deductions abolished but their own preserved), Mr Cruz laid into the Internal Revenue Service for investigating conservative groups seeking non-profit status, and declared that the best and simplest way to reform the tax code would be to abolish the IRS.

CHAIT: Republicans finally admit why they hate Obamacare.

Finally, he admitted why: he had not voted.

Because, as the White Queen admitted: "Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast".

"I hate to admit why," he said, "but it's a combination of no money and being depressed".

He goes on to admit why his firm will continue to make these monsters: they are simply too profitable to give up.

Only years later, Cruz said, did Heidi admit why she had been so encouraging about applying for the job: She'd doubted Cruz would be chosen.

That is only possible if they have the courage to admit why so many people, once natural Labour voters, have drifted away.

Harder, and more urgent, is to admit why artists are still infatuated with past visions of the future that didn't come true.

In its response to the city, the agency admitted why: It had only two employees to recertify more than 900 foster homes.

"We could have helped, and we would have been only too happy to do so, also pointing to our own mistakes — because unless you admit why things went wrong you won't be heard," he said.