Sentence examples for are only admitted from inspiring English sources
In the UK, the film has been given a 12A, where under 12s are only admitted if accompanied by an adult.
This time it's a lot scarier: so much so that the show has been deemed too traumatic for adults, who are only admitted if accompanied by a suitably courageous child.
Arriving late to Dove Cottage, William Wordsworth's home in Grasmere, the pair are only admitted because the attendant recognises Brydon from the television, asking him for an autograph for her grandson who is a huge fan of his trademark Small Man in a Box impression, in which he makes his voice sound very small and high and far away and declares "Help!
Data are often obtained from hospital records which underestimate the number of cases, as many individuals are only admitted to hospital if in a critical condition.
Referral bias may constitute a problem in studies using hospital admissions as a measure of disease, but especially for diseases commonly treated outside hospitals, e.g. back pain, and for diseases for which people are only admitted to hospital if it progresses to a severe disease [ 31].
Since Fellows of ICIS are only admitted by nomination and review of their track record of scientific contribution to the imaging of cancer, these reviews were highly respected by virtue of the reputation of the authors within their field of expertise.
Then you, my friend, are only admitting how little you know of your own Christian history and tradition.
And, isn't it true, if we add anything else, we are only admitting we have not found our own union with God to be "essential" enough?
Either way, he's only admitted me into his private realm because he's got a new film out.
This means that their use for research purposes is only admitted after official authorization by the central direction of ISTAT.
"These are powers that were only admitted to just over a year ago but they've been in operation for a very long time — so we think it's very significant that they've been found unlawful.
