Sentence examples for clearly admitted that from inspiring English sources

While it is clearly admitted that normal behavioural development is determined by the interplay of genetic and environmental influences, this is much less the case for psychiatric disorders for which more emphasis has been given in the past decades on biological determinism.

Morrisons chief executive Dalton Philips laid it out most clearly, admitting that his chain's sales had taken a battering as shoppers stayed with the discounters.

Sanders confronted Tunstall with a 2013 statement the deputy made in a search warrant for a different case, which seemed to clearly admit that the OCDA operated a jailhouse informant program.

By joining Instagram, Beyoncé is clearly admitting that Rihanna is onto something, and she's right: Since Beyoncé last reached the top 10 as a lead artist, Rihanna has graced the top 10 no fewer than 14 times.

However, we clearly admit that the scheme may be refined in ongoing studies, particularly when no prescreened mummies with macroscopic evidence for adequate conservation are used.

Dyer admitted: "That's true!

"I will admit that clearly there is a lot of misperception, and perception is reality, so therefore it is up to us to try to set it straight," Mrs. Clinton said Wednesday in an interview with seven television journalists.

With regard to the group Growing in Grace, about which I clearly admitted very little familiarity, I concluded that its significance within the larger picture of Latino religiosity was minimal, at best.

I am proud that our past leaders have bravely and clearly admitted to our wrongdoing before and during the WWII.

My parents found out, and I couldn't articulate the sequence of events clearly, so I falsely admitted that I'd been looking at photos of big butts.

The same provider admitted that they clearly advise students how to address academic misconduct investigations.