Sentence examples for one that admits from inspiring English sources

It's also a tribute to a higher notion of culture, an uninhibited one that admits the bodily drives without shame or reproach.

If you find a company that discusses the trip as "life-changing" for the communities you are visiting, search further until you find one that admits that the real selling point is that the experience will be life-changing for you.

Proponents of affirmative action will also need to make a much stronger case for why existing programs to ensure diversity are insufficient, including one that admits the top 9% of students from most high schools in the state.

One that admits the warming is happening but insists – contrary to the overwhelming evidence – that it's beneficial?

Because so much of the facade will be enclosed by glass windows (with old-style sashes that can be opened) the glass chosen is one that admits light but reflects solar heat rays.

This is the one that admits that the content that thrives in the new distribution-and-display systems is suspiciously different from the American popular culture we used to love even 10 years ago.

But it nonetheless seemed to announce a second, more self-aware phase of his career – one that admitted some cracks beneath the spotless, flashily grinning facade.

If blog posts were an audio medium, we could hear the 20th century as a wildly disparate musical world, one that admitted multiple esthetics.

This is a prospective before and after study conducted in a 21-bed medical surgical tertiary care ICU with a usual nurse-to-mechanically-ventilated-patient ratio of one-to-one that admits approximately 1,000 patients per year.

The stories of the Japanese soldiers even the ones that admitted taking part in atrocities like the killing of unarmed prisoners of war were absolutely heartbreaking.

All cases had hospitalization time between 7 and 9 days, except one that was admitted one week before the surgery for preoperative workup, because of complicated comorbid conditions.