Sentence examples for seldom admit from inspiring English sources

Straight faces may be maintained throughout, but fun is being had, though the participants seldom admit it.

What they seldom admit is that languages are a logistical and expensive headache, as well as a cause of nationalistic squabbles.

A study by Peter Golder and Gerard Tellis, "Pioneer Advantage: Marketing Logic or Marketing Legend", found that innovators captured only 7% of the market for their product over time.Firms seldom admit to being copycats.

And the score consists entirely of songs made famous in the disco era by the Swedish pop group Abba, music that people seldom admit to having danced to, much less sung in their showers.

Modern racists seldom admit to being bothered by a mixed-race president, but they act to thwart him every day.

A more usual Shields fridge-magnet might read: "The truth is, though it is very seldom admitted to, there is very little anyone can do for anyone else".

Indeed, the foiled Times Square bomber declared that his attack was intended as payback for the US' worldwide use of drones, a point that is seldom admitted by advocates of "targeted killings".

However, media professionals of African-American descent increasingly find themselves in a position to speak upon race and culture in America at a seemingly accelerated rate due to the current political atmosphere, an atmosphere that has always existed yet is seldom admitted.  .

And then there's the dirty secret -- one seldom admitted in the discussion over American Middle Eastern foreign policy -- that wealthy Saudis and wealthy citizens of other Gulf states (Qatar, for instance) which are nominally American military allies secretly fund Sunni extremist groups to the tune of millions of dollars (perhaps even "hundreds of millions").

But we seldom ever admit this — how often do you see a headline like "State Lucks Out Over Tech"?

"People with prejudices," she concluded, "seldom like to admit it".