Sentence examples for so admitting from inspiring English sources

Even so, admitting that you're deliberately encouraging them seems unprecedented.

The categorisation of these students is wholly subjective (and often spectacularly random) so admitting to these behaviours in school is frowned upon.

Personality and attitude are crucial elements in candidate selection, so admitting that you found it hard to create good working relationships will raise red flags.

So admitting in front of a queue of strangers that you cannot afford to clear your balance can be painfully embarrassing.Japan's credit-card industry has been held back for years by old habits.

The denial of the family regarding their son's drinking problem was understandable; from their looks they seemed quite conservative, so admitting that their son is an alcohol drinker is a disgrace to them.

Audiences appreciate your struggle, so admitting your failures can help you gain merit.

So admit: You've thought it.

Nowell, even so, admits he feels luckier than most.

"Maybe, that's so," admits Mitsuhiko Kanda, a weekend climber with 10 years' experience.

Another 25percentt or so admitted to tailgating, weaving or abrupt lane changes.

The farther you ask Londoners to move, the more difficult it is to get large groups to do so, admits Mr Gumbel.