Sentence examples for indeed admit from inspiring English sources

Thus I was surprised when they did indeed admit me.

The good news is, we have been dripped on by the leak that Armstrong did indeed admit he used performance-enhancing drugs.

What might be deemed the freedom of the press, if it had been a new subject, and never before in discussion, might indeed admit of some controversy.

In any case, Rosen's incompleteness worry arises only for those modal fictionalist theories which do indeed admit that the modal fiction is silent on some relevant issues.

To effect this sort of reduction, Aristotle relies upon a series of meta-theorems, some of which he proves and others of which he merely reports (though it turns out that they do all indeed admit of proofs).

That constituted the first piece of hard evidence that Iraq may indeed have been trying to retain some sort of nuclear capacity.Still, this was also the first time the administration has retracted any of its arguments for overthrowing Saddam Hussein, or indeed admitted that it may have exaggerated the imminence of the Iraqi threat.

Constraint (2) means that if a user is indeed admitted, the assigned band must offer a rate no less than the requested rate.

Although in our centre the vast majority of such patients are indeed admitted to ICU, this may have led the study to underestimate the mortality of critically ill cirrhotic patients by excluding those who died prior to ICU admission.

We believe it is important to verify the convergence of the new ADER-Prim scheme also for the RMHD equations, which indeed admits an exact, smooth unsteady solution, namely the propagation of a circularly polarized Alfvén wave (see Komissarov 1997; Del Zanna et al. 2007 for a full account).

And if immigrants were indeed admitted, they often again confronted stereotyping and prejudice.

Looking sweaty and red-faced, O'Heir-as-Ford claimed he couldn't remember admitting to smoking crack, which he indeed admitted to in a news conference Tuesday.