Sentence examples for always admitting that from inspiring English sources

The first step to recovery is almost always admitting that there might be a problem.

Of course, you can avoid always admitting that you've made a mistake, because you want to look like you know what the heck you're doing.

I've always admitted that was a kind of privilege, and I never take it for granted.

Chris Matthews has always admitted that his life dream was to be a senator.

Historians have always admitted that we can only see the past "through a glass, darkly".

Joseph always admitted that the influence of doing school plays under Clayesmore school's Carl Verrinder "was a decisive factor" in his career and direction.

They're also giving cheese-plate adherents like me something we don't always admit that we want: a way to order dessert while pretending that we haven't.

Francis, who left school at 15, always admitted that his wife, a former teacher and university graduate, helped with the research – she even learned to fly to assist with one book – and that she tidied his grammar, spelling and punctuation.

"We have always admitted that this was a high-risk program, and part of being high risk is the deployment date," the chief Pentagon spokesman, Kenneth H. Bacon, said this month.

Nicholson always admitted that he had taken some of his use of colour from his first wife Winifred Nicholson's painting and his treatment of form from Barbara Hepworth's sculpture.

"And it is yet again one of those things which must be said, that Oskar would save them all - Mr and Mrs C, Leon C, Mr H, Miss M, old C's secretary - and that they would always admit that, but that they would also and always stick to their story of the bruises". What will happen "must be said".