Sentence examples for readily own from inspiring English sources

When I was at college at the start of the 1990s, being an astrophysicist was something one didn't readily own up to.

Closed systems make your patronage simpler and more consistent, and it is through a closed system that a company can most readily own and control your data, which is then converted to revenue.

After the hearing, Bildstein told THUMP he took the SLA's words to heart: "We'd made missteps, which we readily own.

(Indeed Mr. McCain has readily owned up to the tomcatting in his own past).

Andre once threw a switch too early and derailed an engine, but he readily owned up to the blunder, telling the superintendant that he had been "a damn fool," and there were no consequences.

The ability to deliver a line both self-aware (Odenkirk readily owns up to his anger; like the rest of us, he's working on it) and self-deprecating is a rare gift.

Thus, the fact that the people among whom I studied readily acknowledged their own slave descent by referring to their "lost" or "stolen" grandparents or to their own Makoa identity prompts further comparative inquiry.

Corporations are readily storing their own information somewhere else! Now you don't even have the physical access to your own sensitive data could be problematic.

I do not readily recognize my own Buddha nature.

If it was, she readily suppresses her own wishes.

A prevailing scorn for handcraft encouraged Guyton, who readily confesses his own manual ineptitude.