Sentence examples for because it admits how from inspiring English sources
Matthew Elliott, chief executive of Vote Leave, said the government had "cynically buried its own report because it admits how much control we've handed to the EU".
Or rather, I admitted it, admitted how much love there was.
Even he admits how arbitrary it becomes.
But, when pressed, he admits how terrifying it was.
It must admit how little it previously deserved trust and explain clearly how it will do better in future.
Our elites have repeatedly managed to muster up confidence in the most fundamentally unsound global economy in 80 years because admitting how deep the problems go would require admitting that our financial and political systems actually need some serious shaking up.
Sometimes we have a hard time helping (those in need) because they won't admit how hard it is to live in America". So few Tongans accept welfare in Orange County, for example, that there is no separate category for them.
Perhaps we have made Leonardo into a bearded saint because we don't want to admit how much we have in common with this time-waster staring at walls and looking for the pattern in the cracks.
Eisner was amused when hailed as "the Orson Welles of comics", because he was the first to admit how much his comics owed to the movies, and notably Citizen Kane.
Fine art makes a critical stink about being compared to fashion because it knows how close that gets to admitting what really controls its revolutions the market.
