Sentence examples for publically admitted from inspiring English sources
Out of supposed patriotism, the girl's father publically "admitted" to his daughter's wrong-doing.
In an instructive case, the first individual to have his genome sequence publically disseminated, admitted that he initially misinterpreted the clinical and personal utility of a non-synonymous variant of unknown significance in his BRCA1 gene, until he consulted a specialist (Watson 2009).
Valencia manager Gary Neville has admitted publically for the first time that he wishes to stay on at the Mestalla beyond this campaign.
Not many parents of murdered children are able to admit, publically no less, that they have learned a lot from the man who took their daughter's life.
This database is a large, publically available database that encompasses more than 35,000 patients admitted to the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center from 2001 to 2008.
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Few want to admit the problems publically.
By its very nature, the players must find it difficult (if not impossible) to articulate this publically, as to do so is to admit to this vulnerability.
But many bands in the scene have publically disassociated themselves with racism, and while Zebub admits "the occasional band has Nazi leanings", he argues that pagan metal lacks black metal's impulse towards controversy and sensationalism.
When I opened the show publically, my family turned up, and then my family started to admit some things.
