Sentence examples for personal admissions from inspiring English sources

But there were disarmingly personal admissions: she slept for years on one side of her bed until she realised she could commandeer all of it.

It was the personal admissions, carefully calculated for just the right amount of honesty, that made this such an interesting listen.

Friedan intensified her argument by braiding it with one of many personal admissions: a slave to the feminine mystique, she had made her own sacrifices for "the dream of love", and become frustrated.

Answering these questions will allow you to develop your own personal admissions calendar.

WE know from a rare personal admission that Mitt Romney experienced a faint whiff of alcohol, a long, long time ago.

To offer a personal admission, it also makes Mr Lamy quite a disruptive, even alarming figure in my private political canon.

Hadassah's national president, Nancy Falchuk, told Hadassah's national board in a letter on Thursday that the group was "shocked to hear the news reports of Mrs. Weinstein's personal admission regarding this relationship.

At others, it's entirely unclear who's talking, or whether the listener is supposed to take the litany of misdeeds in The Ideal Husband as the kind of agonisingly personal admission at which John Grant excels, or something more knowing and arch.

A deeply personal admission, yes.

Over a year after revealing he'd been celibate for 29 years, Tim Gunn is making headlines with another surprising personal admission.

Despite his personal admission to not being "the greatest player", Harley's play-reading ability saw him recognised as one of the league's best at intercepting opposition passes inside his defensive 50m arc.