Sentence examples for i cannot admit from inspiring English sources

I cannot admit that I have achieved the target set by Alistair Darling at the last election.

Rada Trajkovic, a Kosovo Serb leader, spoke for many when she said: "I cannot admit to myself that it's reality".

I can admit that about myself as I was then; I cannot admit it about myself as I am now.

"I cannot admit that wandering tribes have a right to keep other and superior races out of large tracts," exclaimed the British commissioner, Sir Charles Eliot, at the time, "merely because they have acquired the habit of straggling over far more land than they can utilise".

It would seem appropriate to end with this quote from Bertrand Russell: "I cannot admit any method of arriving at truth except that of science" (Russel 1997).

I know that you cannot admit every applicant or even the majority of those who want to attend.

The fact that this is writing -- so far as I know, because I must admit I cannot bring myself to read more than a few pages -- that reinforces ignorance and closes off inquiry into the greater world.

The response of the Secretariat, and I think of the Council itself, although I must admit I cannot recall exactly how it was processed, was that there is a danger associated with that recommendation.

I was, I admit, braced for disaster.

To his credit, Talese described Foos as an "inaccurate and unreliable narrator" and admitted: "I cannot vouch for every detail that he recounts in his manuscript".

"I'm admitting, I cannot imagine that depth of despair and anger.