Sentence examples for clear admission from inspiring English sources
"clear admission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when someone makes an explicit and straightforward acknowledgment of responsibility for something. For example, "After careful consideration, the suspect made a clear admission of guilt to the police."
The change is a clear admission of the cruelty of this measure without actually abandoning it.
He also called it "a clear admission that there have been integrity problems from the past".
"It's a clear admission that the surge has failed to accomplish its goals".
"The league's action is a clear admission that Vin is not only fit to play professional basketball, but there are numerous teams willing to sign him today".
But it was also a clear admission that a 50-year-old rivalry and the timeless sound of the Garden's organ are not enough anymore.
He added: "Despite having a very clear admission from Lomas on camera, the police who first reviewed the evidence thought it was unimportant and claimed there was insufficient evidence".
To be clear, admissions officers do not necessarily revel in the idea of rescinding admissions offers.
Clear admissions that our firepower-intensive form of warfare leads to the violent deaths of many more of "them" than of "us" -- and that many of them aren't, by any stretch of the imagination, our enemies -- are seldom forthcoming.
There could be no clearer admission that the £6 million to £8 million estimate was a mistake.
Such proposals, claimed Mr Straw, "represent the clearest admission yet that Iraq is not co-operating .Mr Blix agreed this week that Iraq's non-readiness to disarm remained the nub of the problem.
The cancellation of the 4GHz version of the Pentium is Intel's clearest admission yet that clock speed is no longer the best gauge of processor performance: henceforth, it will increasingly take a back seat to other metrics.
