Sentence examples for modestly admit from inspiring English sources

But Torquemada and the other inquisitors were full-time fanatics who would modestly admit to the description.

Only those who think that there is a right and wrong in judgment can modestly admit that they might be wrong.

But Elisavet, who modestly admits that she makes moussaka nearly as good as her mother's, has news for me.

In Tackling Race Inequality: A Statement on Race, Denham modestly admits: "There is still much to do".

Will Genia (Australia, scrum-half) He has been described as the "mastermind" behind Australia's recent successes but modestly admits he is simply "doing his job".

"I haven't got the touch any more," he modestly admits, which is fair enough, seeing he hasn't played a competitive round for over three years.

(Baldwin modestly admitted that he has been asked to join in with Cate Blanchette and Louis C. K).

McRaven modestly admits that "we're not yet ready... to run the global war on terror".

Yet Howard insists he's far from an artist, modestly admitting he never drew as a kid.

The easterner, brought up to believe in a distinction between "literature" and "trash", is introduced to a westerner and admits modestly that he is a writer.

The SUNY experiment modestly altered the admitted student pool toward more prepared students, but their slightly higher SAT scores in no way deserve attention as the cause of their success.