Sentence examples for sometimes admit from inspiring English sources

They sometimes admit students provisionally, contingent on the grades they earn.

Performers thrive on attention, and sometimes admit that it's an addiction; now, the Internet enables that addiction all too easily.

But hostility goes back much further in a relationship which Iranians sometimes admit has an obsessive quality.

People often ask very specific questions about my surgery, and sometimes admit to inquiring on behalf of a loved one with a similar issue.

The problem is that people under torture sometimes admit to things that are not true: "They do it in hope that you will stop hurting them.

Not all games are created equal, either, which is why players sometimes admit after sitting out a game that they would have played had the stakes been higher.

Mr. Obama groomed himself more carefully than he sometimes admits.

"Sometimes," admits Nigrini, "we intentionally present more information than the audience can digest".

Alone and fully self-sufficient with his guitar, he sometimes admits he'd like company.

It lies in stopping, thinking and, just sometimes, admitting a policy was wrong.

Or perhaps thresholds for vulgarity differ more than is sometimes admitted.