Sentence examples for simply to admit from inspiring English sources

Mailer expresses disapproval of President Clinton's unwillingness simply to "admit his affair with Monica Lewinsky and get on with it".

In the end, I had simply to admit that I was British and reorganise my sense of self accordingly.

To say that the stench is unbearable is no insult, it is simply to admit that there is nothing like the suffocating stink of tribulation, surrogate for all those words one is not hearing.

Would it not be more straightforward simply to admit that both men and women have bodies that age – and that most humans share basic desires for affection, intimacy, and respect?

But some hungry kids are simply ashamed to admit in front of their peers that their families can't afford basic food items.

She was polling around fifteen per cent, but it appears that many of her supporters were simply unwilling to admit as much to a pollster.

The company is simply reluctant to admit it because "it's a nightmare".

While people may have been reluctant or simply embarrassed to admit they had been scammed in the past, those days are gone, too, some say.

Assuming suitable stimuli can be found, an even more serious problem arises around the interpretation of the subjects' behaviour; for example, do people really find it more difficult to recognize obscene words or are they simply reluctant to admit recognition?

"I simply had to admit that the capacity of his memory had no distinct limits," Luria writes in his famous case study of S., "The Mind of a Mnemonist," published in 1968 in both Russian and English.

Mr. Bolaño's Mexican friends said that he was simply ashamed to admit he was absent from what even today is considered his generation's defining political experience, with status and credibility conferred on those who participated.