Sentence examples for deliberately admit from inspiring English sources

The come-one-come-all Facebooks and Twitters of the web could be supplemented by sites that deliberately admit only a select assortment of individuals based on like interests, like incomes, or similar values, potentially even charging membership fees as part of admission into the "club".

The two whistle-blowers, Charles M. Bates and Craig Patrick, said Kyphon had deliberately urged doctors to admit patients overnight, knowing the admissions were unnecessary.

But, I'll admit I deliberately chose to wait to make an Empires and Empire Strikes Back connection until after I got the bulk of the interview done, and - of course - they nailed two songs live first.

Fry, who announced he had married Spencer on Twitter, recently admitted deliberately leaking false information in order to deter reporters from their ceremony.

They admitted deliberately booking sales and profits for Computer Associates on contracts that were signed shortly after the end of the quarter in which the sales were booked.

Frankly, if the Sea Shepherd boat was rammed by the whalers, it's hard to get too hot under the collar about it when in the past Sea Shepherd have openly admitted deliberately ramming and sinking whaling boats themselves.

Pietersen and Flintoff shared in a fifth-wicket stand of 149, batting with great enterprise in the afternoon, and then settling for survival after tea as India, as their coach Gary Kirsten admitted, deliberately slowed the over rate to curb their scoring rate.

Gatlin has never admitted deliberately taking drugs.

Top Gear has admitted deliberately staging a traffic jam scene in the last episode of the BBC TV series.

You also admit that you deliberately overcompensate for your own pro-Kerry bias by giving greater weight to pro-Bush letters than to pro-Kerry letters.

Mottaki demanded the UK first admit its sailors had deliberately crossed into Iranian waters.