Sentence examples for clear admissions from inspiring English sources

To be clear, admissions officers do not necessarily revel in the idea of rescinding admissions offers.

The judge said he was "shocked" by the clear admissions of guilt in the background reports, especially after the "tissue of lies" Campbell had told in court.

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.

That is a clear admission of obstruction of justice.

For Ed Balls, it was a clear admission that government economic policy is failing.

It will be a clear admission that Congress will have to appropriate more for the rescue.

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".

This is a clear admission that the government has a less restrictive alternative, which is fatal under the strict scrutiny required by RFRA.

That's a clear admission that under Pruitt, the EPA now values polluters' profits over American lives, and congressional Republicans approve.