Sentence examples for should be admitted that from inspiring English sources

"When individuals say we should have a religious test and that only Christians, proven Christians should be admitted, that's offensive.

Here, however, it should be admitted that Affluenza and Selfish Capitalism come directly from another father of an entire discourse, Karl Marx.

Lest anyone conclude that Bayreuth and Salzburg have been rendered obsolete, it should be admitted that there are certain discrepancies of atmosphere.

"In this case, it should be admitted that the fact she was gay was the reason for her dismissal, which is direct discrimination".

It should be admitted that as Mr. Gergiev rushes around the world, constantly expanding his repertory (one suspects that his Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, to which he has retained a touching loyalty, serves as a testing ground), he will not instantly master every new score he addresses.

Of this foursome, their relative merits to be debated at the Guardian's Labour conference fringe meeting in Manchester at lunchtime on Monday, only Attlee occupied the highest office, though it should be admitted that Tony Blair tied with Neil Kinnock for fifth place.

"We believe strongly in the principle of universality, and that any national association that respects the movement's principles should be admitted, and that includes the M.D.A".

It should be admitted, however, that focusing too narrowly on the experiential conception of imagery has its own potential dangers.

Thus, it should be admitted reasonably that Ag atoms penetrating spinel Cu0.1Ni0.1Co1.6Mn1.2O4 ceramic body, mainly in a vicinity of intergranual boundaries, create specific micron-sized bridges between ceramics grains, thus increasing the electrical conductivity of a whole thick-film system.

It should be admitted, however, that the relative small number of cases limited the analysis stratified by histological types.

I was seated beside Sir Tim, and it should be admitted up front that he is (as only a certain kind of English academic can be) one of the most charming men alive.