Sentence examples for even admitting that from inspiring English sources
Too many doctors bridled at even admitting that a patient was "terminal".
In some countries even admitting that there might be a value in drug use is effectively barred from public discourse.
The doctrine of expansionary austerity collapsed as evidence on the actual effects of austerity came in, with officials at the International Monetary Fund even admitting that they had severely underestimated the harm austerity does.
When Venables saw him next, Gascoigne had changed his tune, even admitting that, after confronting the deep and well-organised defences of Serie A, he realised how important tactics were.
"The 'Jerry Heller' character in the film is not shown committing any improper or illegal actions, or even admitting that he had ever done anything improper," reads the legal rebuttal.
On rare occasions, such as this one, audio recordings have been made and distributed – but even then Kitson appears painfully uncomfortable about charging for them, or even admitting that they're good.
Thomas even admits that, as he received abuse from certain Dutch players having dismissed Willem van Hanegem for repeated dissent, he considered abandoning the game.
