Sentence examples for have ever admitted from inspiring English sources

If they have, neither the agencies nor the companies have ever admitted it – or would ever want to.

"What's clear is that these surveillance programs have gone much further than the president or Congress have ever admitted," Mr. Romero said.

One night Rogen meets a beautiful young woman (Heigl) at a singles bar no bouncer worth his salt would have ever admitted him into.

Indeed there is reason to believe that the police were rather better informed about what happened than they have ever admitted.

And I have relied on that love more than I have ever admitted, and my children do, too.

Neither country has ever admitted to working on Stuxnet.

Only one Tory has ever admitted to being a homosexual while serving as an MP.

"No cement business has ever admitted the scale of the problem," he says.

I just now realise I'm more like Charlie Brown than I've ever admitted to myself.

Channel 2 News here said tonight, "It was the first time that an Israeli prime minister has ever admitted" that Israel had agreed -- conditionally -- to a complete withdrawal.

Hours before Mr. Kelly's arrival here on Sunday, North Korea pressed an earlier denial that it had ever admitted conducting a nuclear weapons program.