Sentence examples for repeatedly admitted from inspiring English sources

That is why Guardiola has repeatedly admitted that, at Bayern, "only the Treble is enough".

Instead, he spent much of the year homeless, and his medical records show that he was repeatedly admitted to hospitals.

The controversial singer, of Camden High Street, north London, has twice been jailed before and has repeatedly admitted possession of class A substances.

She had been addicted to drugs, was repeatedly admitted to mental health units, and made previous suicide attempts, the inquest heard.

By the end of the trial he had repeatedly admitted his "inexcusable wrongdoing" and described it as a kind of "mechanical action" that was "very hard to stop".

Third, even with proper funding, the department has repeatedly admitted that its authority to enforce the equal access provision and to provide remedies for violations is limited, practically and legally.

Under questioning he would repeatedly admit the crime, and then withdraw the admission.

Though Ida repeatedly admits to her fear, she grasps the truth long before those around her: Her life is temporary and death will be painful.

Modestly describing himself as a "dilettante architectural photographer", Moby repeatedly admits the pointlessness of his own project – far more than he needs to.

The encounter "is on tape, and Ms. Howell openly and repeatedly admits to engaging in fraud," Mr. Berra wrote, adding that Mr. White "intends to sue Ms. Howell for malicious prosecution and refer this matter to the appropriate district attorney's office".

While repeatedly admitting that O'Bannon was filming the protests, the CHP report argued that he should still be charged with a range of serious offenses since he was standing in the area and "knew violence and criminal activity would be eminent".