Sentence examples for prompt admitting from inspiring English sources
Mr Johnson has now acted on this prompt, admitting that he could not go on "endlessly go on dodging these questions" about his future.
Dressed in a tracksuit and trainers, the 16-year-old read the three sheets of paper carefully and only when prompted admitted in a polite monotone that he had done "quite well": As in science and maths, a B in art, a C in English and distinction in his BTec in information and communications technology (ICT) – equivalent to four A*s at GCSE.
Pacult was prompted into admitting he had never heard of McGarvey until recently, but that will not stop the Rapid coach pinning some of his words on a dressing-room wall.
Without much prompting she admitted she was proud to service in every way the leader of her country.
Without much prompting she admitted she was proud to service – in every way – the leader of her country.
At Lawrence's prompting Adam admits he was being paid to take photos of Lawrence, and shows him photos from the bag that contained the hacksaws.
Still, because a high CURB65 score was one of the severity criteria which prompted physicians to consider admitting patients to the ICU, its prognostic performance may be artificially improved.
The magazine whose rankings have helped spur the frenzy said it is eliminating a statistic that has helped prompt colleges to admit a huge chunk of their incoming freshman classes months before standard acceptances.
This prompted Elan to admit to using off-balance sheet vehicles, and the SEC began an investigation.
It was the hedge fund that prompted Yahoo to admit that the academic credentials of the company's chief executive, Scott Thompson, had been embellished.
The case in Lueneburg in Northern Germany heard testimonies from a number of Holocaust survivors – one of whom prompted Groening to admit he had never fully considered the implications of his involvement with the Nazi's actions.
