Sentence examples for sometimes admitted from inspiring English sources

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

Reporters are sometimes admitted but are also kept at some distance from the families.

As Margalit Fox writes, he was hardly a critics' favorite, though they sometimes admitted to being swept up by his gossipy accounts.

Tom Swan, who managed the Senate campaign last year for Mr. Lamont, said people were sometimes admitted free to lend "the impression you have this much support".

Favored students, whose names were tracked on an internal list, were sometimes admitted even though they did not meet admission qualifications, and better-qualified candidates were rejected.

The other students attended either modern schools, where they completed a course of higher level elementary studies and did not go on to university, or technical schools, whose most promising graduates were sometimes admitted to university.

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

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

"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.