Sentence examples for practically admitted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore, in his speech, practically admitted that Mr. Bush is the more likable candidate.

But even in blaming others for the postal bombs mailed to CNN and prominent Democrats, Trump practically admitted his own culpability.

"This judge practically admitted" in the presence of the referee that she was put under pressure to alter her decision, according to Cinquanta.

Yet Johnson has practically admitted that, having thrown his promised bone to the voters of west London, he'd have preferred the WEZ to have stayed in a modified form.

Victory score, then score again in the first 30 seconds of the second half to go 3-2 up and, from that point on, as City manager John van't Schip himself practically admitted in the post-match press conference his team had been mentally defeated — "just after half-time, immediately, the 3-2, the boys didn't recover from that".

"She practically admitted releasing the material, so there was no question really about that," Ledewitz said.

It practically admits those of the cross-petition and pleads in defense the provisions of the act of Congress, and also section 3477, R. S. (Comp. St. § 6383).

One colleague practically admits he wasn't all that bothered whether Lemons lived or died since he didn't know him that well.

While their evidence tends to show that the price of wheat, from the 14th or 15th of July to the 24th, was far in excess of the contract price, they practically admit that wheat was not worth more than a dollar per bushel at the time appellee claims he finished threshing.

If you look at your feet or fidget, you're practically admitting your guilt.

The former Rangers director revealed he, Paul Murray and George Letham are keen to invest the cash "as soon as is practically possible" but admitted there are "numerous regulatory and compliance requirements that have to be dealt with," as well as SFA compliance issues.