Sentence examples for does not admit this from inspiring English sources
Mr. W. does not admit this, for Wallander, the local Director of the Office of Civil Defense, is an old and admired protege of his.
Unfortunately, our study design does not admit this conclusion.
The heterogenous model can exhibit local bistability while the homogeneous model does not admit this property: when flow terms are accounted for both models can be approximated by a cell-model suggesting a simple conversion between the parameters of both models.
The settlement does not admit this, but rather compensates owners for delays in delivering the promised functionality; owners who paid $5,000 for Autopilot will be reimbursed for as little as $20 or as much as $280 according to how long they had to wait.
The writer, sure Carlos is mad, tries it out and does see all things, though he doesn't admit this to Carlos & tries to forget, worried lest nothing surprise him anymore.
But continuous manifolds do not admit this approach.
In some cases, users called for help with no apparent reason; we suspect that they wanted to have some social contact with the person on the other side, although they did not admit this. Figure 6 shows alarms that were triggered by the users manually.
I understand why Obama didn't admit this: American politicians are not allowed to acknowledge the possibility of failure when they talk about their policies.
I didn't admit this to Pastor Johnson when we talked a few days later because 26 years of ministering to this congregation has taught him the opposite.
"Police could say if you don't admit this I'm going to charge you and you go off the court," he said.
By The New Yorker February 11 , 2009At The Balance Sheet, James Surowiecki wishes that Obama allowed more uncertainty into his public rhetoric, after Joe Biden gave a hint of their private conversations: I understand why Obama didn't admit this: American politicians are not allowed to acknowledge the possibility of failure when they talk about their policies.
