Sentence examples for publicly admitting from inspiring English sources

They had no alternative to publicly admitting what happened.

The fact that a former president feels comfortable publicly admitting his approval of torture is disturbing.

"One of the things I've learned is that I have difficulty publicly admitting mistakes".

The trick of going more contemporary, of course, is that you have to start by publicly admitting that you're not.

They balked at conditions set by prosecutors, including publicly admitting their guilt and giving up their right to appeal.

Raising and maintaining income is, of course, important – even if many NGOs are wary about publicly admitting that.

By Wednesday, the stream was becoming a deluge, and university officials were publicly admitting their alarm over the volume and vehemence of alumni and outside criticism.

It is not clear from federal records which Washington firms, if any, are still working with Colonel Qaddafi's government; none have been publicly admitting it.

But their publicly admitting this illuminates how the Republican Party reacted after President Obama's election in 2008, in Florida and many other states.

What other influences do you like to publicly admit?

Petraeus publicly admitted the affair and abruptly resigned last month.