Sentence examples similar to apt to admit from inspiring English sources

When Anthony Trollope, for example, begins on his description of Ferdinand Lopez in The Prime Minister (1876), he notes that his "beauty" was "of a sort which men are apt to deny and women to admit lavishly".

"Conceptual twaddle!" I thought, then had to admit it was apt.

The exchange insured that the proceedings were profane and absurd in equal measure, which, in this case, is probably a more apt combination than anyone would like to admit.

As one of the most difficult years in high-tech history comes to a close, the sight of oxygen being administered to weary computer executives may have been a more apt metaphor than Comdex's organizers would like to admit.

Hate to admit it.

You have to admit.

Poland refused to admit them.

"I have to admit it.

Learn to admit mistakes.

In short, the building should be apt to adapt.

Admitting I'm on the defensive, I think you'll be apt to agree The second-best things are expensive.