Sentence examples for simply admit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goodell should simply admit that there's no free lunch.

What Knox-Hooke wants is something really very basic: for the police to simply admit that they made a mistake.

"Whilst witnesses clearly cannot simply admit to any offence under oath without consequences, this has to be balanced with the requirement for victims and witnesses to tell the truth.

As Strasbourg wrestles with an increasing glut of British human rights cases – criminal, employment-based, gender, freedom of speech – and the necessity of "rights" become a stickier more rage-making subject among the right-wingers, I often wonder why these furious types don't simply admit defeat, sell up and go somewhere gorgeous, sunny and under-the-surface-barbaric like Dubai.

For instance, Miklos Patrubany, the president of the World Federation of Hungarians, a radical ethnic-Hungarian lobby group, says that the EU should simply admit all 3m-4m Magyars who now live outside Hungary, on top of the 10m people already in the motherland: not a plan that EU countries are likely to look upon at all benignly.

It decided the best move, was to simply admit it couldn't compete and move on.

The dude has simply admitted everything".

Lisicki simply admitted she could not handle the occasion.

Simply admitting past use to a caseworker is grounds for a neglect case.

Spieth simply admitted to the man himself that he could not possibly catch him.

But there was no mea culpa; he simply admitted he had been stupid.