Sentence examples for afterward admitted from inspiring English sources

When I presented this finding to Royal Navy commanders at a conference at Oxford in January, they publicly held to their belief that the navies have done good, but over beers afterward, admitted to me their doubts.

Since Miss Sasaki was a woman and was so sick (and perhaps, he afterward admitted, just a little bit because she was named Sasaki), Dr. Sasaki put her on a mat in a semi-private room, which at that time had only eight people in it.

He was named archbishop of Atlanta in 1988, and later admitted that his relationship with Ms. Long began soon afterward.

I sincerely struggled with these decisions afterward, so much so that I went to each of them a few weeks afterward and admitted what I did was wrong and I asked both of them for forgiveness.

Afterward, he admitted to having shouted profanities, too.

Afterward, Ramhi admitted that there was a "minority opinion" to be found in Egypt.

Afterward, Mickelson admitted that chasing Woods was unlike chasing anyone else.

Afterward, players admitted what they never say before a game — that it was a must-win for postseason hopes.

Afterward, he admitted he two-footed the toe loop, but complained about the low scores that placed him in fourth.

Afterward, he admitted feeling "some pain," despite the hundred-and-fifty-mile training weeks Salazar had put him through.

Afterward he admitted that the Celtics had nothing to do with the comments made by Bob Ryan, a columnist for The Boston Globe.