Sentence examples for has often admitted from inspiring English sources

(Roger has often admitted as much.

Mr Erdogan has often admitted that the Kurdish problem cannot be solved by military means alone, and he has vowed to continue his reforms.

Steinbrenner has often admitted he made a mistake letting Reggie Jackson go after the Yanks lost the World Series in 1981.

Trump has often admitted to not being much of a reader.

"They've often admitted that they've been wrong, but now they're telling us again, 'What's wrong is right'".

Auden went on to tell the group how Tolkien had often admitted that he really had no idea where "The Lord of the Rings" was going when he first started the trilogy.

Until G.M. cut formal ties with the university in 1982, the auto company employed every one of its students, who had often been admitted to the school based on the recommendation of a G.M. dealer or a company manager.

Trump's supposed concern for the welfare state rests on things like his occasional remarks about not letting people die in the street, notable or meaningful only for the outrage of Ted Cruz, who apparently would want people to die in the street — or, actually, to die, as has often happened, after being admitted to an emergency ward, months or often years too late.

Sarah Montague admitted that she has often been told to slow down, "but I think, keep up, think quicker!" And then there was Lenny Henry's Tuesday edition, hosted by a non-white presenting team, which debated ideas around Britain and race.

His history of trying to span two separate cultures has often meant a bumpy ride, he admits.

There will be no anthem ringing out for Carrick from the United end at the club's FA Cup semi-final against Everton tomorrow and he does not mind admitting that he has often toyed mentally with what one might sound like.