Sentence examples for starting to admit from inspiring English sources

Travis Cloke might be starting to admit that it's not his year in 2016.

And shouldn't we be starting to admit that it was more important than Apollo?

It is an absolute triumph of modern society.' Retired people are starting to admit that things aren't that bad.

At the moment, haute couture is just starting to admit that it is dead--well, not dead, but not of great interest.

But even sceptics are starting to admit he may have a fraction more in common with Orson Welles than just bluff garrulousness.

Russian is only just starting to admit the scale of its problem with an estimate of 1.5 million people with HIV.

"But I've slowly started to admit to myself that I, too, am a popaholic".

Companies more recently have started to admit culpability and ask for forgiveness.

"But we started to admit to each other that we were always comparing everything to that apartment".

As Harvard and Yale started to admit more Chinese, Indians, Singaporeans, Poles and Vietnamese, both American men and women had to step up their games to get in.

"Investors expected that management would deny everything but in fact the chairman started to admit things," Yuuki Sakurai, president at Fukoku Capital Management, said in a phone interview.