Sentence examples similar to plainly admitting that from inspiring English sources
It's all about context; in the case of the first Human Centipede film, the BBFC plainly admits that it found it "tasteless and disgusting", but was still a relatively traditional horror movie with a few moments of overt grossness.
If progress on the MDGs has been mixed – and the final report plainly admits that it has – then their architects can at least claim that progress on ending extreme poverty has been spectacular: between 1990 and this year, the number of those living in extreme poverty has fallen from 1.9 billion to 836 million.
Or, as Anna Quindlen plainly admitted, that there would be a time when the sight of an adult mother and daughter out for lunch could send me into a murderous rage.
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri plainly admitted on Gazan national TV that the human shield strategy has proven "very effective".
Dyer admitted: "That's true!
The plan plainly admits it wants to "discourage formula-based businesses". By definition, that excludes all chain restaurants from downtown.
Speak plainly: admit the loss of Western influence, tell the United Nations that an alternative forum is needed to halt the unfolding slaughter – in Moscow, if necessary.
Lewis opted to do a Ph.D., which she plainly admits was a "second choice".
Krugman notes, correctly, that this is a huge question at the moment and that nobody knows the answer with full certainty, but he offers up what he plainly admits are just musing suggestions of policy ideas to address the problem.
Pearson's author bio plainly admits the name is a fake, saying his work "has been published under multiple pseudonyms.
