Sentence examples for begin by admitting from inspiring English sources

Whatever else you say about British communism, you must begin by admitting it was the servile accomplice of an unspeakable regime.

It seems that if we're talking about how long painters take to make paintings, we should begin by admitting a general truth: modern and contemporary paintings took less time to make, on average, than medieval, Renaissance, or Baroque paintings.

But I also want to begin by admitting that, as a dad, I cringe at the thought that in 10 or 20 or 30 years, my bright, capable daughter could have doors slammed in her face for the simple fact that she happens not to be male.

Let us begin by admitting that we (world citizens) have collectively been extremely sluggish, casual, irresponsible in acknowledging the serious nature of the implications of climate change for us as well as for the planet.

He began by admitting that he had supported the auto bailout, but then went on to accuse Obama of lying about Romney's position.

He begins by admitting he is skeptical that the experience of living among the animals, as he has for long stretches, can be adequately conveyed with camera.

He begins by admitting, as always, the limited powers of reason: by itself, reason can no more give us notions of virtue and vice than it can prove a necessary connection between events.

I began by admitting to myself that I had fallen asleep, tired at the end of the day, and had a dream that was so vivid I could not separate it from reality.

The essay "Of the Standard of Taste" begins by admitting the "de gustibus" principle: there is no disputing taste.

Notice that Dawkins begins by admitting that groups can function as interactors, and even that group selection may effectively produce group-level adaptations.

He began by admitting he wasn't first choice to do the honors but "James Cameron wasn't available".