Sentence examples for easily admit from inspiring English sources

But he does not easily admit error.

The peasants of Southern Europe do not easily admit to foraging — at least not to strangers.

These universities turn hundreds of excellent AAB students away each year and could easily admit more.

Gaskell's image doesn't easily admit the possibility of middle-aged sexual awakening.

Death, like Wilbur's poetry, does not easily admit of divisions; it is "the total emptiness forever," as Larkin put it.

But for every well-meaning neighbor, there are many more who have taken advantage of Ms. Jones in the last few years, though she will not easily admit it.

"It seems that at the same moment, everyone in New York decided they caught a cold," said Ms. Corcoran, who easily admits to a broker's ever-ready optimism.

Ms. Lobel easily admits that her son's talent for decoration doesn't come from her side of the family or, "if my mother-in-law's apartment is any indication,' " she said, his father's, either.

Daria's cute and rich boyfriend, Tom Sloane, is easily admitted to Bromwell (a fictional Harvard-Yale equivalent), maybe because his parents and his grandfather are alumni and his uncle donated a wing.

He easily admits he's not the creative genius inside the business, but he has hired well around him.

Obamacare will be the number one issue Republicans are building their election strategy around, the politician easily admitted.