Sentence examples for openly admitting from inspiring English sources

I understand that openly admitting to liking Oasis is inviting confrontation, but you know what?

Another reason may be that in Britain we aren't good at openly admitting we love our work.

It annoys him that so many newspapers in India have copied the Times' policy of exchanging ads for equity without openly admitting it.

Openly admitting to the world my inadvertent killing of innocent civilians – including children – was among the most difficult decisions I have ever made.

Nearby, a dozen youngsters were milling around, some of them openly admitting to drug dealing and one even offering a sample of hashish.

Ms. Ryan wears her influences lightly but openly, admitting that "we are beholden/to the sources we crib —/always something's overflow,/or someone's rib hidden in our breast".

Some of these lawmakers are now openly admitting that they voted for campaign finance reform in the past only because they knew it would fail in the Senate.

(Indeed, she makes no effort to hide her ambition, openly admitting that she campaigned hard for the job of secretary of state.

Speaking at a march to mark International Women's Day, she told reporters that she was being punished for openly admitting she wanted the gig.

He then openly admitted its failings.

Mr. Murugesh openly admits that he is judgmental.