Sentence examples for something that admits from inspiring English sources

Instead he views the type as what he calls the archetype of the kind, defined as something that models all the tokens of a kind with respect to projectible questions but not something that admits of answers to individuating questions.

When you work for the BBC you aren't supposed to reveal your political allegiances – something that O'Leary admits can be a struggle.

"I expected a couple of JBLs beside a TV or something like that," admits Smye.

In fact, the massacre had been perpetrated by the Russians, something that was admitted only decades later.

All these observations require stepping outside of yourself for a moment, something that Tabatha herself admits "is not easy to do!" Watch the full interview with Tabatha Coffey here.

As the eminent jurist Roscoe Pound concluded, a "legal right of the citizen to wage war on the government is something that cannot be admitted [because it] would defeat the whole Bill of Rights".

"Ma'am, you want me to admit something that didn't happen," the officer said at one point.

On the phone, Deborah admitted something that surprised my mother: that all these years she had felt hopelessly shut out of a part of Pranab Kaku's life.

Yet I have been advised that even given my limitations as a player, my score for 18 holes (par was 72) is not something that ought to be admitted in public.

In an interview with Bloomberg, the "Dell Dude" himself, actor Ben Curtis, was forced to admit something that must be embarrassing for the company.

Uber had a longer way to go with its autonomous vehicle program than it wanted to admit (something that trial documents make very clear) if it was going to catch up with Waymo.