Sentence examples for plenty admit from inspiring English sources

Plenty admit they often feel like they're going to blow long before a scene is supposed to end.

He's admitting his mistakes, and there are plenty to admit to.

OK, I might have had a little help – it took, I'll admit, plenty of calls to my accountant father and the HM Revenue & Customs helpline to get it filed.

However cartoonish an interpretation of Native culture the outfits and lingo may at first seem and plenty of Mardi Gras Indians admit to receiving frosty initial receptions from contemporary Native Americans the animating spirit is one of genuine gratitude and respect.Precisely when the first black New Orleanians masked as Indians is unclear.

In order to try to change this, it is giving universities a "postcode premium" on its grants of 5% (rising to 20% next year) for each student from a poor area, and earlier this year it announced plans to set up an "access regulator" to ensure that universities admit plenty of underprivileged children.

We've learned over the past few months that plenty of people admit to texting while driving, while at the same time seeing several studies indicating just how dangerous that actually is.

Plenty of Koreans admit that the products offer little more than a placebo effect but they buy them anyway, because it's part of the bonding experience.

She does, however, admit to "plenty of nerves" about other people's reactions while writing it.

When TV executives were being honest, they had to admit that plenty of TV watchers might not even notice.

Even those who think that the path of "transition" since 1989 has been broadly successful would admit that plenty could have been done better.

Still, I'm going to classify her in the "people I don't think are doping" part of my mind, which I'll admit has plenty of false negatives.