Sentence examples for half admit from inspiring English sources

And here in the UK, its research reveals that although 80 per cent of us say we value a clean home, almost half admit we're unable to do more than clean up as we go along and a third confess that cleaning is the last thing they feel like doing in their free time.

Half admit to being interested, half say that it left them indifferent, or that they couldn't give a damn about it — and she counts herself in the second half, suggesting how jarring a contrast the images of the happy couple in their golden coach were, juxtaposed with the scenes of horror and devastation in the Middle East.

When it comes to recruitment, three in four employers regard age as a factor, and more than half admit they would feel suspicious of an applicant who did not state his or her age on a C.V. But with their pensions losing value and with more people living into a healthy old age, senior workers may be less keen to accept retirement.

The average person is said to have 19 passwords — and nearly half admit to using unsafe, weak passwords.

None said yes, but nearly half admitted to previously rolling Toomer's Corner.

Half admitted they never took exercise, despite South Africa's reputation as a sporty outdoors nation.

Steve Bruce, who felt Villa had "edged" the first half, admitted they had been second best thereafter.

More than half admitted to driving angry in a survey made public last year by the insurance Council of New Jersey.

Speaking in the aftermath of the win, the fly half admitted that New Zealand's stated mission to make Rugby World Cup history was "a pretty daunting goal".

In an interview with documentary filmmaker Kitty Green, he even half admits to forming FEMEN in order to increase his chances of getting girls.

"Batty and Lee were outstanding in the first half," admitted Jim Smith, whose 58th birthday brought an unhappy return to his former club.