Sentence examples for be admitted that a from inspiring English sources

The contention may not prevail, even although it be admitted that a careful analysis of the previous cases will manifest that they are decisive of this.

Nonetheless, to be fair to Morgan, it has to be admitted that a film about a fictitious 1970s football manager wouldn't quite cut it.

For, while it may readily be admitted that a building can express many other things besides its function and structure, failure to express the latter in some manner, however remote, must always lead to arbitrariness.

"If [the West] doesn't follow through on their threats, they would be admitting that [a liberal democracy] in Cambodia is not possible," he added.

"She's admitted that a hard Brexit would be an absolute disaster for the British people.

Though it must be admitted that aloo tikki is a bit more sophisticated.

No doubt it may be admitted that he would have seen a very large number of creatures.

It has to be admitted that this site is not a right, riveting read.

Recognising that we were stolen, it's admitting that a wrong was done to us".

But there cannot be any doubt that she was admitting that a three-generation family unit were living in the Wimbledon house.

Geez, that'd be admitting that there's a problem.