Sentence examples for really admit from inspiring English sources

"I always wanted to do one, though I didn't really admit it," he said.

The protesters will protest, but will Augusta National really admit a woman in the near future?

President Assad speaks of "mistakes that have been made" but doesn't really admit any.

Would they really admit that they had killed this man's father or this woman's husband?

Speaking through an interpreter during a telephone interview, he said: "In Italy you need to die before people can really admit that your movie was good.

Yet her work as a classicist is the only kind she will really admit as work, in the sense of having an ethic about it.

"It's the nature of the game, really," admitted Rosenberg.

The Administration is admitting that its strategy since September 11th has failed, without really admitting it.

It really admits that there is a lot more that has to be dealt with".

Mr. Cordesman continued, "As for American domestic politics, there seems to be growing, tacit, bipartisan agreement to drift toward an exit strategy without really admitting it".

She had started calling herself a Christian in high school, but she hadn't really admitted her sinfulness, let alone renounced it.