Sentence examples for cheerfully admit from inspiring English sources
As they cheerfully admit, neuroevolution does not solve the "hard problem".
These billions, officials cheerfully admit, constitute a parallel budget whose spending will be decided by the president alone.
People will cheerfully admit to innumeracy, and even take pride in it, though they would never admit to illiteracy.
Will Gilpin is to leave his post after party sources indicated the former military officer struggled with many Ukip figures who cheerfully admit they are unmanageable.
"I realized that having never written a book before, Paul had no idea how much time it was really going to take, and so his estimates were, as he would cheerfully admit later, hopelessly off," he says.
Ms. Gross can be quick with a provocative quip, received good-naturedly by students who cheerfully admit to needing on occasion to remind themselves that their left is toward the kitchen and their right toward the studio window.
Even Joe cheerfully admits it.
"A bribe," Ms. Galef cheerfully admitted.
Sitting on his deck, he cheerfully admitted as much.
He cheerfully admits to a sense of confusion.
"I don't care about selling books," Florence cheerfully admits.
