Sentence examples for equally admits from inspiring English sources
He equally admits that he has not understood it so well in the past, not least in being too aggressive on the quartet of par fives.
Although Ms. Hurley, 53, claims to love all her children equally, she admits to loving the early Henry James a tad more passionately.
The formalism, however, admits equally the interpretation that the private agent is uncertain how the court will respond to her action.
In this way the burden of suboptimal care will be divided equally among daytime admitted patients and off hour-admitted patients and no difference in outcome will be found.
Holloway was equally surprised, and admitted he has a real job to do over the final seven games.
That said, it is equally fair to admit that children are figuring out just how much fun it is to color, paint and scribble with an iPad.
His scathing words from the bench — which Scaring had fought so hard to suppress and Leventhal equally hard to admit — seemed entirely reasonable to them.
The episcopate is accepted as a gift given by God to the church, in which all Catholic bishops share equally, having been admitted thereto by bishops who themselves stand in unbroken historical succession from the time of the Apostles.
My New York upbringing had taught me to revere education and the Yankees about equally, but I admit: my aspirations for my son had always happily followed his to med school and not a motel room at rookie camp.
Although Mrs. Yoo at first declares that she loves all of the buttons equally, she does admit to being partial to the very colorful 1940's buttons that are in the center of the front aisle and says that she has taken some of her favorites home and framed them in a grouping.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article suggested that Superior Court Judge Michael Donio and prosecutor Jim McClain were equally responsible for admitting Ray Rice into the first-time offenders program and denying Allen's application.
