Sentence examples for essentially admitted from inspiring English sources

While avoiding specifics, Mr. Schwarzenegger essentially admitted the essence of the claims.

He essentially admitted, in the first debate, that there were years when he paid no federal taxes.

Yet, less than a year after the Patrick Ewing trade, the Knicks have essentially admitted they made a huge mistake.

There don't seem to be many people left who doubt that they have the atom bomb; they've essentially admitted as much.

The company essentially admitted that it has no clue about when business is going to get better, yet, even now, more money managers own Cisco than own any other technology stock.

It ended last August in a legally awkward deal that had them declaring their innocence but pleading guilty to the murders while the State of Arkansas essentially admitted the evidence against them was weak but possibly viable.

Mr Shen essentially admits this.

It's just as tempting to say — and he essentially admits as much — that not much care went into this writing.

Mr. Beilin wrote a letter to Russia's prime minister earlier this month essentially admitting that Yukos evaded taxes, but was willing to negotiate with the Kremlin.

"By officially announcing an extension of QE, Draghi will be essentially admitting that the monetary programme is not as efficient as it should be," said Quelenn.

Mr. Hastings is essentially admitting that he and his colleagues should be subject to whatever government whim takes precedence at the moment.