Sentence examples for remarkable admission from inspiring English sources

This is a remarkable admission.

This was a remarkable admission: that torture might be something worth doing just for the emotionally satisfying spectacle of it.

De Silva describes Nelson as "to all intents and purposes a direct state employee" – a remarkable admission.

Defense Minister Igor Sergeyev, who met survivors at the 104th Regiment offices this afternoon, offered a remarkable admission of responsibility for the tragedy.

Hearing him say this a second time, it seemed to me a remarkable admission — if not a retreat from his driving vision, then at least a deferral.

At first sight, that looks like a remarkable admission of intellectual vacuousness after just six months in office; but it is not quite that bad.

Others have commented on how remarkable this admission – or arrogance -- was coming from a top official.

Blunt thoracic and abdominal traumas in adult, are responsible for a remarkable number of admissions in our Clinic.

John Cooper QC, chairman of the League Against Cruel Sports, described Blair's admission as remarkable, adding: "It is alarming in the extreme that the prime minister should respond to the proper passage of an Act through parliament by not encouraging its enforcement.

Of the 35 patients diagnosed with AKI within 48 hours following admission, a remarkable proportion of almost 70% already had AKI upon admission, including the most severe cases.

Laboratory findings on admission were remarkable for moderate hypoglycemia and metabolic acidosis - pH of 6.87, base excess of -29.5, partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2) of 14 mm Hg - with a high anion gap (37 mmol/L) that was attributed to severe hyperlactatemia (21 mmol/L).