Sentence examples for may admit to from inspiring English sources

Even though Burroughs may admit to torturing his cat, that doesn't mean he approves of it.

Even his strongest admirers may admit to sometimes feeling as Jeanne Reynal did when, in 1950, Cage recited his "Lecture on Nothing" at the Artists Clubb: "John, I dearly love you, but I can't bear another minute".

SPORTS Lance Armstrong, who this fall was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles, has told associates he may admit to doping in his cycling career, Juliet Macur reports from New York.

As portrayed with shiny expertise and dark conviction by Nathan Lane in a production that opened on Monday night at the Lyceum Theater, Chauncey looks every year of whatever age he may admit to, and then some, whenever he's not onstage.

Better not get yourself arrested, or you may admit to a crime you didn't commit.

Unlike the Arab Spring – the last big news event in the region that excited filmmakers with its promise of free speech, and resulted in international film successes like Jehane Noujaim's The Square – directors attending the festival may admit to working on projects linked to the influence of the group, but ask for anonymity.

This might be a social desirability bias (males may not admit to crying) or it may be a real difference.

Minaya may also admit to hastily dismissing Randolph's hitting coach, Rick Down, in July and forcing Rickey Henderson onto his staff.

It is important for people to understand that depression is not always visible, and the athlete or person may never admit to how they feel.

For one thing, group leaders and their teams may not admit to the limits of their knowledge.

As a result, women may not admit to doing sex work, making it difficult to reach them with interventions [ 12].