Sentence examples for some admittance from inspiring English sources

Often it comes with some admittance of the world's changing attitude on cannabis and the newly discovered medical benefits before launching into a rhetorical discussion that all potheads put to rest long ago—"Marijuana is a revolutionary plant… but does it make you crazy?" No. What makes you crazy is believing everything you read about something even though you've never tried it.

This pass also offers other discounts of up to 50% on some car rentals, up to 40% on some hotels, and free admittance to the Bartholdi Museum in Colmar where the Statue of Liberty was designed.

No, that is not a riddle that, answered correctly, will earn admittance to some secret golf society.

Pompadour's skillful impersonation of a well-bred young noblewoman was enough to gain her admittance to some of Paris's best salons.

I know from Vice Provost Montoya that each year a fair number of you arrive at Stanford convinced that your admittance was some sort of freak accident.

Justice Powell wrote that, while race could be "a plus" in reviewing a student's application, it couldn't be used to assure the admittance of "some specified percentage" of students from particular racial groups.

This is why specifying some external (conjugate) idler admittance, Y 2 ∗, was necessary in the previous section.

"The process seems to be directed to screening me out, as if I were applying for admittance to some kind of private club".

They also made some organisational changes regarding admittance, and created a ward for emergency admittance.

Lured by the opportunity to show their wares to the one million people who attend the Stampede, some vendors wait years before gaining admittance, and those that do consider it one of the prime events of the year.

O'Reilly et al. do not specify this issue, but if the majority of patients completed their questionnaire on the day of admittance, this may explain some of the differences observed.