Sentence examples for bound to admit from inspiring English sources

I'm bound to admit I was appalled to a goodish extent at the way the sons and daughters of the Revolution shoved their heads down and went for the foodstuffs.

We feel bound to admit that the Bengalis are labouring under a sense of real injustice, which we believe it would be sound policy to remove without further delay.

Open your window, and, yes, you are bound to admit a few flies; but the main lesson of recent British history is that fresh air is good for you.

For sheer hubris it is hard to beat the title of this little book, but surprisingly, even a science-savvy reader is bound to admit that its 125 pages lay out some plausible (if not immediately practical) construction tips.

But our Dublin favorite, I am bound to admit, was a homely storefront cafe called the Mermaid opposite City Hall, with plain wood tables and floors, high-tech lighting and whitewashed siding.

In the end, the theist seems bound to admit that why the First Cause created at all was a contingent matter.

This makes me slightly nervous about what I feel duty-bound to admit having just re-read Nineteen Eighty-four.

As far as Pitte is concerned, the reforms should also include the right for universities to raise tuition fees and to select the best students rather than admitting everyone who qualifies--two hot-button issues that go against France's egalitarian streak and are bound to trigger protests, he admits.

"In a six-year marriage there are bound to be some arguments," admits Shashi Ruia's son, Prashant, who sits on Hutchison Essar's board.

On top of the extortionate rent prices – which even my university, UCL, has admitted are bound to be unaffordable – students at the uni have found that rat infestations and loud building work made it impossible for them to study.

He admitted Kraft was bound to pursue cost savings and that job losses were an inevitability.