Sentence examples for always admitted to from inspiring English sources

She had always admitted to killing her husband, using two guns to fire 11 bullets inside the couple's home in Queens.

The homicidal patients are almost always admitted to the psych ward.

Resource constraints such as scarcity of ICU beds and high ICU-related costs could be some of the factors that might explain why septic patients are not always admitted to an ICU.

Patients are thus always admitted to a medical admission unit but can then be discharged from the admission unit (like any other medical department) or transferred to other medical departments.

However, evaluation of former-year exacerbations was too difficult in the present study, because patients are not always admitted to the same hospital and it is impossible to identify individuals readmitted to other hospitals in the nationwide DPC database.

"Museums don't always admit to this problem.

I sometimes feel about Australia the way I feel about Russell Crowe (though I know he was born in New Zealand): both seem maverick, combative, untameable on the surface, yet just below that, you can sense real depths and sensitivities that they don't always admit to.

But she was just a really cool kid, and the fact that she didn't have very many friends, which she always admits to, gave her a lot of time to explore reading and writing and playacting.

A bed shortage in the hospital means they can't always be admitted to the ward so spend longer in A&E, meaning we miss the four-hour target.

Steve "was not always thrilled," he admitted, to leave friends and the comfort of California.

The people who attempt suicide are always admitted, often involuntarily, to a psych ward.