Sentence examples for has readily admitted from inspiring English sources

Daly himself has readily admitted to binge drinking, which could last a week at a time after months on the wagon.

The COD itself has readily admitted to the fact that it does not allow a lawyer to speak on a student's behalf.

Williams has hardly played like a franchise star for the last two months, a fact he has readily admitted multiple times during the Nets' 14-14 start.

But Mr Valle Riestra has readily admitted to an acquaintanceship, adding indeed that Mr Montesinos and the armed-forces commander invited him to lunch last year to congratulate him on his strong line against the Tupac Amaru hostage-takers.Another top job has changed: Jorge Camet, Mr Fujimori's long-serving economy minister, has been replaced by Jorge Baca, head of the tax-collecting agency.

No surprise there, of course — even Apple has readily admitted that fitness is the primary driver in purchasing the company's wearable, and Fitbit certainly has the right foundation to deliver on that front.

"I know people want me to say that I don't want him to go and I want him to stay here and be as fit as possible but I was very proud, at a late age, to play for my country". Bellamy has readily admitted that he is determined to look after his body, which has had more than its fair share of injuries, as he enters the twilight of his career.

We have readily admitted that".

His face stayed blank, but that could be because of his own Botox shots, which he had readily admitted.

Rendering plausible human forms remains one of 3D animation's biggest hurdles, something that Pixar directors like Andrew Stanton ("Finding Nemo") have readily admitted.

Jamison offers a diagnosis of Gwen's ongoing resentment: "It was clear that there were certain kinds of vulnerability that Gwen had readily admitted into her narrative..

Some of Turkey's biggest builders have readily admitted to using shoddy materials and bad practices in the urban construction boom.