Sentence examples for caught admitting from inspiring English sources

So, no regrets about hitting the cyclist, just getting caught admitting she had hit the cyclist".

Just like Ferenc Gyurcsány, the Socialist prime minister who in 2006 triggered days of unrest when he was caught admitting that his government had been lying "morning, noon and night", Mr Schmitt said he was staying put.Luckily for the beleaguered president, state television was on hand to offer a sympathetic ear.

Yet short of a catastrophic failure in the design of one of America's remaining weapons, politically it would probably be impossible to start weapons-testing again though no serving administration official would be caught admitting that.The irony is that, despite all that tinkering, Mr Bush may in practice end up looking like something of a model citizen.

If you are caught, admit it.

Georgia wasn't punished, but the cameras caught her admitting to her guilt behind your back.

No politician would be caught dead admitting this, of course: most promise that all will receive whatever is medically necessary.

A large fish mounted on a plaque — caught, Mr. Byrne admitted, at a flea market — presided overhead.

Then if they get caught they admit it, they cry, then they write a book about it and make another fortune.

The Wachovia and HSBC banks were caught, and admitted – with impunity apart from a ticking-off and token fine– laundering hundreds of millions of dollars in drug profits.

Just because Wachovia and HSBC got caught – and admitted to – facilitating Guzmán's cartel business (and may have stopped) means merely that now some other bank is doing so.

Everyone wants to forget that Britain's biggest bank, HSBC, was caught, and admitted, laundering Chapo Guzmán's giddy profits, as was Wachovia bank, a subsidiary of Wells Fargo: hundreds of billions of dollars of Sinaloa cartel blood money, handled with effective impunity inasmuch as no one in either instance was prosecuted, let alone jailed – indeed, most were promoted.