Sentence examples for not able to admit from inspiring English sources

We are not able to admit to ourselves that our behavior is antisocial.

A few weeks before sending the bulldozers to eradicate Netzarim and Kfar Darom, he was still not able to admit that partition would be his legacy.

"We love the people we admitted, but we also love a very large number of the people who we were not able to admit," said William R. Fitzsimmons, dean of admissions and financial aid at Harvard College.

In its brief, the university explained that it was not able to admit "an adequate representation of minority students to assure educational benefits deriving from diversity" despite many years "of good-faith efforts to achieve racial diversity through facially race-neutral means".

This conclusion, he says, is unpleasant to the mind; that is, the intellect is not able to admit an infinity of beings without "grumbling" (murmere).

But it added: "However, at this time, the Clinical Center is not able to admit new patients, unless deemed medically necessary by the Clinical Center director, if they are not already enrolled in a protocol".

I wasn't able to admit how deeply I was affected by her death".

That little poem called "One Tourniquet," where the boy gets his legs blown off the woman who told that story, she was wonderful and clearly extremely good at her job, but she'd seen something that had evidently traumatized her and she didn't want to, or wasn't able to, admit how traumatized she was.

Because we weren't able to admit that we deserved more, or needed more to be happy.

The fury against the joy-killers is that of a false unity that depends on an excluded other but isn't able to admit to it.

We will not be able to admit you to the conference if a registration form is not on file.