Sentence examples for this admitting from inspiring English sources

Mr Hirst sees the sense in this, admitting that he wants his art to be "provocative in the right way".

The editors gamely lay out how they did all this, admitting that it is impossible to be perfectly scientific.

But authorities later backtracked on this, admitting they did not know exactly when the systems were shut down.

Carson's comments about the Holocaust, gun violence and victim blaming boil down to this: admitting the existence of "victims" of gun massacres would require any self-respecting politician to do something about it.

Daisy Buchanan is herself a fairly empty vessel (and Fitzgerald knew this, admitting that he could never infuse true passion into her affair with Gatsby and that the book suffered for it), but at least we get the sense that she matters to Gatsby, even if what he loves never existed.

"This is the guy who's running this?" Admitting that he's played some unlikable sorts, Fischler inhabits his characters as real people and lets the honesty get the audience in the gut.

"I never envisaged Strummerville would be as big as this," admits Lucinda.

I've got to come out of the closet with this," admits Albarn.

"I am really interested in the men who are doing this," admits Moffat.

"I arrived here just knackered, thinking I don't really want to do this," admits Coogan.

"I guess age has something to do with all this," admits Lenderking.