Sentence examples for sort of admitted from inspiring English sources

"Their silence sort of admitted it," says Huang, who now serves as president-elect of the American Association for the Advancement of Science AAASS).

Those who sought our votes in the 2010 general election sort of admitted this in the campaign but for the most part were in denial.

Brad DeLong directs me to a screed by Clive Crook, who sort of admits that I've been right about a lot of things but accuses me of being, well, shrill.

Doug Stamper (Emmy winner Michael Kelly) is under psychiatric evaluation after sort of admitting to the murder of Zoe Barnes Kate Maraa), whose death Tom Hammerschmidt Boris McGiverr) is doggedly still investigating.

There is no vinyl comeback, as the BPI sort-of-admits later on its press release (after several excitable paragraphs), when it notes: "Vinyl still remains a niche product, accounting for just 2% of the UK's recorded music market".

"I was a little leery" of accepting the offer to "sort of" retire, admitted Mr. Griffiths, a 52-year-old Staten Island resident.

Furthermore, the sort of inference admitted by the Nyaya, in which the major term is universally present, is rejected because nothing save brahman has this property according to the system.

I hadn't really bothered dreaming about this sort of stuff," admitted the Catalans coach, Mick Potter, another antipodean, although it is the nine Frenchmen in the Dragons' 17 yesterday, the 500 or so supporters who crossed the channel with their blood and gold colours, and the long-suffering treizistes at home who will take the most convincing that this is really happening.

"Er, sort of," I admit.

"All I'm familiar with is hospital sort of activity," admits transplant physician William Harmon.

That makes Cisco a strange sort of bellwether, admits Forrester's Bartels.