Sentence examples for feel to admit from inspiring English sources

As Asian Americans we likely have experienced how difficult it may feel to admit publicly when we need mental health help, let alone how to navigate public mental health services, let alone feel safe enough to talk to someone about queerness.

As strange as this feels to admit, it did have an effect on the flavor.

He said many of them feel compelled to return: "They feel ashamed to admit this because it sounds weird, but they miss the place.

How free he must have felt to finally admit his truth.

We feel bound to admit that the Bengalis are labouring under a sense of real injustice, which we believe it would be sound policy to remove without further delay.

Why? Surrounded by a group of people born and raised in this country, I felt embarrassed to admit feeling anything different.

It is only when physicians gently inquire (often avoiding the word "hallucination") that people feel free to admit seeing things that are not there — despite their blindness.

At times we think of little else — even if only rarely and in certain settings do we feel free to admit it.

It's embarrassing to lose your job; I feel ashamed to admit it and so when I get home, I don't call anyone.

These opinions were more present in their collective drawings than in the debates, perhaps because some students feel ashamed to admit these impressions in a loud voice, in a world where everybody is always happy – at least on social media.

One would think the title of her autobiography would be "I Wake Up Howling," and with the show scheduled to close in June she would feel free to admit it, but this is not the case.