Sentence examples for left to admit from inspiring English sources
The phrase "left to admit" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone or something is left with no other option but to admit or acknowledge something. Example: "With all the evidence against him, the suspect was left to admit his guilt in front of the jury."
Uncomfortable though it may be for some on the American left to admit, the "surge" continues to work, politically and militarily.
That it's probably already too late, that mathematically the odds are now heavily against Vancouver making the playoffs, and that in all probability Vancouver is playing out the string, with juuuuuust too much hope left to admit it.
When, for instance, the Green party asked the leadership of The Left to admit that East Germany was an unjust state, the party dodged the question.
Sure enough, his actions have thrown the government of Naoto Kan (pictured above, right) into peril.During questioning in the Japanese Diet (parliament), Mr Nishida, who is unaffectionately known as the "Bombshell", forced the minister, Seiji Maehara (pictured above on the left), to admit that he had taken political funding from a Korean-born Japanese resident (see article).
As Gage points out, the right was loath to discuss the decades of brutal labor and political repression that preceded the Wall Street bombing; the left, to admit that extremists really were willing to resort to violence to overthrow the capitalist order.
After we said our goodbyes to her, we milled about, reluctant to leave, to admit that there was no saving her, no bringing her back, no returning for another visit.
After the incident, it was left to his spokesperson to admit that, were Olympic judges looking, the mayor would not be marked out as a winner.
Ultimately, Jenner wants to play a part in securing more understanding for the transgender community but she realizes how much work is left to do and admits she doesn't have "that many years left... I'm playing in the fourth quarter".
At one stage before her death in 2006, Spark was said to have been negotiating the text of the book with her biographer line by line, leaving Stannard to admit publicly that publication of the biography was by no means definite.
Any person who has had children climb on top of them in a frenzy for attention, clamor to have their picture taken, or cry in their arms as they prepare to leave, has to admit that they are in a position of immense power.
However, the origin of the usefulness is not thus explained, and seems to be left to fortuitousness; and once we admit that the more important part of evolution is enabled fortuitously by the existence of a complex biological system, it is not clear how much of evolution is really explained or is explainable by the traditional theory anyhow.
