Sentence examples for is able to admit from inspiring English sources

Unlike President Bush, Elizabeth Bennet is able to admit to herself that prejudice blinded her to reality ("Pride and Prejudice," by Maureen Dowd, column, March 18).

Looking at her father's face in the painting she is able to admit that he had really not been a gay man at all, but a retiring man who assumed ebullience to cheer himself up, and get along in a world he had no instinct to overwhelm.

The proposed method is able to admit various cluster validity indexes as objective function for optimization.

Additionally, each institution has a limit in the number of applicants that is able to admit.

The performance demonstrates that the new scheme is able to admit traffic fairly and achieve edge-to-edge QoS under heavy traffic conditions and network state changes.

Now, I've always had a lot of respect for Sullivan, because he appears to be somewhat of a political mirror image of what I try to do -- he leans toward conservatism, but he is what I would call "reality-based," in that he is able to admit when the Right makes a mistake or does something stupid.

Just when you're able to admit.

We should be able to admit that and keep Trident.

But they must be able to admit when they are out of bullets.

Private schools have always been able to admit anyone they want.

"Why will no banker ever be able to admit that performance cannot be measured adequately?