Sentence examples for anyone would admit from inspiring English sources

Today, hardly anyone would admit to such a thought.

In films like the overrated "American Beauty," for instance, it's epater le bourgeois all over again, not that anyone would admit to being bourgeois anymore.

Looking at questions about alcohol and drug use, he vetoed a suggestion to change the words of a question from "wine coolers" to "alcopops" and expressed doubts that anyone would admit to stealing narcotic prescriptions.

(Mr. Crowe, the film's director, wrote the album liner notes for "Frampton Comes Alive," which sold untold millions of copies in 1976, very few of which anyone would admit to owning five years later).

Even as programmatic becomes more efficient, the choices publishers and advertisers make have led to no shortage of intrusive, often obnoxious, experiences that almost anyone would admit are overly aggressive.

Still, I think just about anyone would admit that only a maniac would take such a bet, no matter the odds.

As soon as the old man knew he was actually dying, even before anyone else would admit it, he wanted out of the business, out of the miserable game, and he told whoever would listen, whenever they'd listen, wife, family, friends, that he'd do it himself but how could he, without someone to help, unable to walk as he was, get out of bed or up from the toilet himself?

Two years ago, it was hard to find anyone who would admit using Linux.

• This isn't to say that Michigan didn't have the right to want to beat Ohio State more and believe that a more contemporary offense was the way to do it, or that Rodriguez was not entitled to pursue what anyone outside Morgantown would admit to be a better job after seven fine years at West Virginia.

He howled at us and said he would admit anyone but us, whoever we were.

(He graduated from another school, which would admit anyone with a pulse).