Sentence examples for thought of admitting from inspiring English sources

French leftists want more protectionism; most Austrians hate the thought of admitting Turkey; lots of east Europeans feel the club's environmental rules are overblown.

None of these pupils were your typical 'deprived' pupil – all high achieving pupils who were mortified at the thought of admitting that £8 was a big deal to their families.

Jeal movingly describes how even at the end of his life, wishing to write his autobiography, Stanley wandered the streets and cemeteries of New Orleans looking for a plausible family history, "all because he could not endure the thought of admitting that his adoption had never happened".

He aimed to produce students who could counterbalance society with independence of thought, but admitted that he did not know how to facilitate this.

"I paid no attention to her and had zero thoughts of romance," he admitted.

"I was always tempted by the thought of being someone else," he admits in an opening voice-over.

Britain's Katie Swan admitted the thought of playing on Rod Laver Arena had barely crossed her mind after advancing to the semi-finals of the girls' singles in the Australian Open.

Manager to ask senior players to lead youngsters in Poland and Ukraine Owen Hargreaves has admitted the thought of pulling his boots back on after virtually three years on the sidelines was "frightening".

Hearing the performer speak about the music really helps to break down the formal barrier (but I have to admit the thought of talking to my audience scares me witless).

Meanwhile, Lennon admitted the thought of managing in the English Premier League one day is something that appeals to him.

Weir, too, admits the thought of representing England for the first time in Glasgow was a big factor when deciding whether to continue competing after his success in the wheelchair events at 2012.