Sentence examples for really admitted to from inspiring English sources

This practice may also influence the memory of the period preceding ICU admission, so we preferred to study the patients exposed to the same risk factors, that is those really admitted to ICU.

In an interview with Oprah Winfrey broadcast on Thursday, did Armstrong really admit to using performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career after denying it for more than a decade?

"It's something you don't really admit to yourself because it's pretty much a disappointment when you came so close," Agassi said of his desire to win in Rome.

After a couple of suicide attempts - that I didn't really admit to - my mum saw me at home in my flat hugging my knees, rocking, and she knew immediately something was wrong," he told the Victoria Derbyshire programme.

The books are called "trashy" or "guilty pleasures" with the implication that no one -- male or female -- should really admit to reading them.

I have yet to make that argument successfully since I've never met anyone who really admits to being a rapist or assailant.

No one really admits to fearing the spontaneous, although I think we all know that one traveller who has everything planned to a tee.

Do we really admit to being very much passive or not at all active at work? Potential DIF for gender was found for the item passive, which was uniform.

(Not-so-secret, really: Buffett admitted to this strategy more than 30 years ago).

"I'm really confused," I admitted to Rob. "Maybe I'll call Lee".

And maybe, when you take more, the number of blacks, really competent blacks, admitted to lesser schools, turns out to be less," he added.