Sentence examples for less admitting from inspiring English sources

Few administrations enjoy making midcourse corrections in their foreign policies, much less admitting to making them.

Facing rumors of change in Nascar, Brian France, now the chairman of the family-owned business, dropped into media center before the final Chase race, insisting his family had no plans to sell Nascar but more or less admitting that the sport had hit a speed bump.

On the Rachel Maddow Show last night, Paul suffered an epic meltdown -- more or less admitting that he doesn't support the Americans with Disabilities Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which "prohibits discrimination by covered employers on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin".

Even Cuomo has more or less admitted it.

Then, last year, Pyongyang more or less admitted to having been cheating.

He more or less admitted that he had looked away ("I'm going to go back at this").

There is no reason to think Mr Dalmiya will fix these problems indeed he has more or less admitted that.

He had more or less admitted to me that this part of his job left him cold.

Because Bush does not appear able to recognize his own errors, much less admit them, he is incapable of self-correction.

"Most people wouldn't even write a book like this, much less admit to something as personal as sexual abuse," he said.

How can such preoccupied parents even grasp Phoebe's literary allusions, as constant as her moon, much less admit that their daughter is troubled?