Sentence examples for readily admitting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush, however, has taken to readily admitting that public speaking is not a talent.
You'll also find more women readily admitting to liking it than confessing to watching mainstream XXX movies.
Somehow, Barcelona have La Liga in their grasp despite readily admitting several times in the run-in that they were no longer challengers, and not in Jose's 'little horse' way – they meant it.
Natalie Meehan, 26, a freelance writer from Brighton, is a fan despite readily admitting that she is "not your standard gamer" (the entirety of her previous gaming-related experience was owning a Tamagotchi).
"I am a firm believer that these things have a right to exist," he said while readily admitting that though he's an environmentalist, the skin of a dead snake might make a fine-looking pair of shoes.
If the Thunder are emboldened by their young legs and exuberance, the Heat come hardened and chastened by their failure in 2011, readily admitting that the sting has not faded.
We have readily admitted that".
Most companies readily admit to the drawbacks.
He readily admits to being imperfectly human.
Not that I'd readily admit to.
