Sentence examples for best admitted from inspiring English sources

But Houston, while saying he hoped for the best, admitted he wondered how the loss of Sprewell would affect the Knicks.

Justice Robert Jackson, confronting the separation of powers — about which the Constitution is cryptic at best — admitted frankly that nothing in the document, the case law or the scholars' writings got him any closer to an answer.

But, the more I heard him invoke the charter, the more I began to suspect that he actually believed that it authorized him to police the sea; some of the people who know him best admitted that they, too, could never be certain when he was tactically stretching the truth and when he was deceiving himself.

After United, in Buenos Aires in 1968, met Estudiantes de la Plata in the first leg of the so called Inter-continental Championship, Best admitted that, with a quarter of an hour gone, he simply ceased trying to play because the Argentines' endless, largely unpunished, fouling made it impossible.

I'd best admit it first: I love Top Gear.

Yet here was one of the best admitting he was only a shadow of our opponent.

"It is the law of the second best," admits René Kosirnik, deputy director of international law at the ICRC.

It seems appropriate that Imelda, during the early beauty pageant sequence (one of the show's best), admits to looking wistfully at just such magazines — and pasting head shots of herself onto the bodies of the women in them.

To humbly accept Rudder's statement is at best admitting a widening gap between the technology and its original purpose and at worst, surrendering our rights without a fight.

He has shown that he can obfuscate positions with the best of admitted politicians.

"The best writers," admitted Strunk, "sometimes disregard the rules of rhetoric".