Sentence examples for let me admit from inspiring English sources

Before I bash the Brits, however, let me admit that we've done pretty badly ourselves.

Before I go any further, let me admit to feelings of apprehension.

Let me admit that I have come around to this view only with great reluctance.

Before we get to that, though, let me admit that I, too, find young feminists a bit trying on occasion.

And let me admit that I'm especially exasperated — actually, about the fiscal as well as monetary arguments — because I went over all this ground fifteen years ago.

"If only to emphasize that I am human, and as fallible as anyone else, let me admit that these accolades do flatter me," he wrote.

And although my food-loving conscience barely lets me admit this: caramel bought in the tin makes a fine substitution for days when you really just can't be bothered to stand around at the hob at all.

So let me just admit it from the outset: I was very confused.

Let me first admit that the bearish argument is more persuasive — Asia, Washington and Iraq are clearly concerns, gold (and maybe inflation?) has bottomed, and Denver won the Super Bowl.

(While I'm casting aspersions, let me also admit; the media is also incentivized to maximize fears, threats, and anxiety. "If it bleeds, it leads" and all that. This is probably almost as big a problem).

Let me just admit up front that I am NOT a sports person.