Sentence examples for that can admit from inspiring English sources

This, surely, is a question that can admit just one answer in any civilised mind.

And these gigs are occurring in a venue – the Dia Art Foundation's relaunched Chelsea building – that can admit more ticket-buyers than the composer's Church Street loft.

We find that there is only one 1-parameter subgroup of the gauge action that can admit a KMS state.

(G 4 421) If your maxim fails the fourth step, you have an 'imperfect' duty requiring you to pursue a policy that can admit of such exceptions.

Moreover, information carried by the SCL graph is sufficiently refined as to identify subtle distinctions between networks that can admit multiple steady states and very similar ones that cannot.

In many practical cases, however, it is desirable to leave the possibility to "override" the global object knowledge at the local level: in other words, it is interesting to recognize the pieces of knowledge that can admit exceptional instances in the local contexts that do not need to satisfy the general axiom.

So to have them recognized, even if sometimes I don't like the way they're recognized, I like that they are, and I feel good that I can admit that, instead of being ashamed".

That's why it's so important to show girls that they can admit that it's not their fault".

But it's only when the roles are reversed, and Hal plays the King to Falstaff as Hal that Hal can admit the truth that sooner or later Falstaff will be rejected so that Hal can properly become King.

Most days, the part of me that knows that I can do this wins out, and there are times that I can admit, the guilt wins out.

Alas, only a few scattered patches of England now have academically selective "grammar" schools that can legally admit him ahead of his innumerate friends.