Sentence examples for clear admitting from inspiring English sources

The German defence minister, Ursula von der Leyen, gave her gut reaction soon after the outcome of the election became clear, admitting her surprise.

"Chess is not the most important thing in life, that much is absolutely clear," admits Short.

"The future of the company was not clear," admits Rudi Schmidleithner, president of Acer's North and South American operations.

As the regional officers review their applicants, they designate some as clear admits or denies, sending those on to admissions dean Christoph Guttentag or one of his associate directors to be "auto-admitted" or "auto-denied". Guttentag estimates that the top 5percentt and the bottom third of the applicant pool are handled this way.

While sharing her parenting philosophy and business plans, she is open and is clear to admit what she doesn't know.

It found the language of Article V too clear to admit of reading any exception into it by implication.

It would seem to be too clear to admit of doubt that the principles in the Allen Case are substantially those herein announced.

It would seem too clear to admit of serious doubt that the statute under which the Secretary of War proceeded is in entire harmony with the principles announced in former cases.

Cox used to say that he was happiest on BBC2, where he wouldn't be expected to oversimplify and make "everything nice and clear", and admits he had to be reassured that BBC1 wouldn't meddle if he made this series.

Today, Checkr's service does not really touch these areas, and it's clear to admit that.

"I think we have to be clear and admit that the realization of those promises has taken a lot longer than a lot of people were expecting," said David Goldstein, a human geneticist at Columbia University and a scientific adviser to AstraZeneca,in a press conference today.