Sentence examples for than admitting from inspiring English sources

My poems have done more accusing than admitting.

Tel Aviv — There's nothing a writer likes less than admitting an error.

He finds this better than admitting that he prefers milk to beer.

Accepting blacks as members proved far less controversial than admitting women, which the club did in the mid-1970s.

The mistake was thinking that the two could be reconciled rather than admitting that some contradictions remain insoluble.

A breakdown makes a mid-career collapse much more respectable than admitting to a string of flop movies or albums.

In fact, postponing the decision about NATO enlargement is more dangerous than admitting Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic now.

Of course lying about books you have read can be better than admitting to the books you have not.

Under pressure from bondholders to explain its poor performance, it has chosen to blame China rather than admitting its assumptions were too rosy.

What might seem "confessional" from the outside is just an arrangement of facts, the facts of my life, no different, to me, than admitting that I'm right handed.

Rather than admitting market manipulation, the bank is expected to acknowledge a series of facts that the C.F.T.C. will characterize as "recklessly employing manipulative devices".