Sentence examples for to be admitting from inspiring English sources

But it is intriguing that, for the first time, Pyongyang appears to be admitting it.Is this its own version of perestroika?

The recent problems in Iraq have offered Democrats who supported the war a way to criticize Mr. Bush's war policy without appearing to be admitting any past error.

As such, it's the most straightforward way, syntactically speaking, for a coach, boss or bureaucrat to seem to be admitting something went wrong while not putting themselves, or any other human, on the line.

With his bookstore chain, he now seems to be admitting that if Amazon is to expand its share of the book market, it will need to invest in bricks as well as bits.

This has made me incredibly angry as I appear to have forfeited any chance of a redundancy payment, but the company appears to be admitting the role was never doable part-time.

Tense and wiry, Lesser seems to be admitting us to the dark side of his sub-conscious as he seizes on words like "sluiced" and "slippery" to describe the sexual act.

None scored high enough to be admitted.

Immigrants continued to be admitted in 1980.

She needed to be admitted to the hospital.

An interview is required to be admitted to Yale SOM.

Instead, they wait to be admitted to an emergency room.