Sentence examples for eager to admit from inspiring English sources

In a year like this, however, no one is eager to admit it.

Naturally, they are not eager to admit this, and so the disinformation campaign.

Other veterans aren't as eager to admit to evenings spent in jacket and tie, singing Madonna covers without instruments.

They are less eager to admit that their policies can be shaped not by principles but by the ethnic composition of the electorate.

Caught up in his own sense of betrayal (the referees didn't call a foul against Holyfield in either fight), he inadvertently reminded many people of something that they may not have been eager to admit — that they were drawn to the game in the first place by the spectacle of blood.

That is likely to be an underestimate, since the European Commission is keen that the system be widely adopted in Europe; and no big bank is eager to admit that, for want of expertise, it has to use the standardised approach.But using internal ratings is fraught with problems.

They are both skirting that shadowy territory that used to be called middle age, before 40 became the new 30, and are eager and reluctant to admit and follow through on their mutual attraction.

People were so eager to be admitted that they brought friends in case some seats were empty.

The Spanish are known for their strong family networks, and most grandparents are eager to help, unwilling to admit to outsiders what is going on, experts say.

But two obstacles stand in the way: young adults, eager for independence, are reluctant to admit that they need help and housing.

I greet her at school in the morning with an enthusiastic shout; for example, "17 days!" To be honest, I am embarrassed to admit how eager I am to hear back from colleges.