Sentence examples for often admits from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama often admits to any sports team that is not from Chicago that he was rooting against it.

As he often admits, the study of birdsong is at a stage that makes it difficult to give definite answers to the question he sets himself.

And he often admits, in other reflective moments, that whatever the tales that surround him he often has to gulp down fear, as he did after that high-explosive mortar round somehow did not kill him and he stood on shaking legs, checked his cameras, and within minutes was shooting again.

The first seems to have as its object nothing and everything, and often admits of no particular justification; the second has a long story to tell, typically involving other people and what they have done or said.

Such "spliced" speech is a habit of Vikar's -- "I vex people," he often admits -- who otherwise is mute, unable to articulate his thoughts.

Bannon often admits to being surprised by this, explaining that she had no such aspirations when she was writing Odd Girl Out: "If I had known, it might well have resulted in a much more polished product, but one that would have been so cautious and self-conscious as to be entirely forgettable.

(Roger has often admitted as much.

Still, as he often admitted, he preferred martinis.

"Politicians don't often admit they're wrong.

Children with first complex febrile seizure (CFS) are often admitted for observation.

Hyperbolic conservation laws with source terms often admit steady state solutions where the fluxes and source terms balance each other.