Sentence examples for quite admits from inspiring English sources

But he never quite admits or realises his own effective complicity.

And although he never quite admits it to himself, a major part of her appeal is her capacity to do the terrible things he can't.

How one quite admits to oneself — and to one's husband?" She concludes, "I don't think people start out in this world to be 'bad' — they start out to be happy".

So, without quite admitting it, he shifts strategy.

I quite admit that I adored you madly, extravagantly, absurdly".

Von can't accept the truth; Joe can't ever quite admit it.

It lets us enjoy our desires without quite admitting that they're ours.

"It was sort of about me, which she never quite admitted," Nichols says.

Without quite admitting that he has lost interest in carbon nanotubes, Tour told me that they "never really commercialized well".

It is, although he won't quite admit it himself, a bit of a surprise for Corbyn.

(Though Biden won't quite admit it, the success of the surge has made a radical devolution of power unnecessary).