Sentence examples for apparently admit from inspiring English sources

Mark Serwotka, the general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union, which will strike on 30 June, said: "We've been heavily criticised by the government for balloting for industrial action while talks are ongoing, and yet Danny Alexander will apparently admit they're not planning to change their minds.

So, unless you're one of the 110,000 Somalis currently living in the UK (35percentt of whom apparently admit to using it) you might not be aware that it's a herbal stimulant that has a mild euphoric effect when chewed.

The downgrading by Wilson was recognised by other providers, and apparently admitted by Wilson.

He apparently admits it, which I vaguely remember before my eyelids glued shut for the evening.

The press officer concerned has apparently admitted: "Oops, I goofed, the president is mad with me".

However, Abdaladze surprised his lawyers on Saturday by apparently admitting to the crime.

A footnote suggests that one officer played Russian roulette with prisoners; other interrogators had apparently admitted to sexual assault.

Davis met with his players after the Crimson Tide overture, apparently admitting he had no real interest in the job.

Suárez apparently admits that he repeatedly used the word "negro" toward Evra but says that in his native country, Uruguay, it is not classed as a racist insult.

However, earlier this year Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness came forward, apparently admitting to being the provisionals' second-in-command in Derry on Bloody Sunday.

Not even oligarchs got away easily, with Putin apparently admitting that even close allies such as Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich had a sordid past.