Sentence examples for outright admit from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon did not outright admit that coalition planes had hit Syrian forces, but said that pilots had "believed they were striking a Daesh [Isis] fighting position" and may have struck Syrian government forces instead.

In his apology statement, Caldbeck did not outright admit nor deny the allegations of the female founders who came forward.

In fact, many of these services outright admit that they reserve the right to access to your files and store your password.

And 19percentt outright admit they aren't effectively managing the risks that come with personal mobile devices usage.

He won't outright admit that He definitely exists ("we're here to supply the fantasy"), but then again his role isn't to speculate.

And, in fact – as pro sexual liberty campaigner Obscenity Lawyer's blog has pointed out – they outright admit that science has never been able to show a causal link between violent porn and sexual violence.  .

Mayor Bloomberg outright admitted that "we're going to have more visibility and less privacy" in a candid radio Interview on his push for drone-powered surveillance.

Consider hiring managers outright admitting that finding negative remarks about you on social media from people they don't know can still sink your chances of a job offer.

The company's been promising up the $1,200 smartphone for a while now, only to be hit with delays and outright admitting, "We have no idea whatsoever what we are doing".

"The whole difficulty of detecting impairment would likely mean it'd be difficult to attribute deaths to impaired driving unless someone outright admitted to impairment".

I suspect that my default mode on seeing a broader conversation on Twitter is, "How can I say something funny so that everyone will talk about meeeeeee?" (Note also that Wortham isn't condemning this behavior outright — she admits that it can be entertaining, but also exhausting).