Sentence examples for quite admitted from inspiring English sources

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

It's an attitude as much as an image; if you go back to the early Blondie videos, they still look strikingly modern - Harry out front, smiling garishly, as if she knows something about the audience that they haven't yet quite admitted to themselves and doing a languid, ironic dance that has never gone out of fashion.

He was held in high regard but never quite admitted to the pantheon, was twice passed over for the job of music director at Covent Garden, and even now would have less global recognition than the telegenic Mutis, Mehtas and Maazels.

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.

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

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).