Sentence examples for that admitting from inspiring English sources

Is that admitting fault?

That admitting to a crime on a social network has no more consequences than shooting someone on Mafia Wars.

Of course, that's hardly the admission of the decade: in cases like that, admitting I was wrong doesn't involve eating a whole lot of humble pie.

And that admitting this is funny.

They claimed that admitting lying to the electorate is truth-telling: "Trust me.

I assumed that admitting in public that I'd been dumped five times in the title made me sufficiently pathetic.

The school will have to prove that admitting an extra pupil would require them to employ an extra pupil.

The boards maintain that admitting smokers to the porous, tenement-style buildings would discriminate against asthmatic residents.

Does he imagine that admitting to the failure -- getting it off his chest -- is the same thing as making amends?

Recent studies indicate that admitting to regrets and exploring them leads to the relief of depression and anxiety.

Mr. Obama must persuade Mr. Sarkozy and others that admitting Turkey — a Muslim democracy — is in everyone's interest.