Sentence examples for truly admit from inspiring English sources

Not that Bernard could ever really bring himself to truly admit it, of course.

A shorter length is expected to produce more fragments that truly admit a single underlying topology, but fewer sites per interval will mean less phylogenetic information bearing on each interval.

I know a lot of times it is hard for a guy to truly admit he was wrong.

Generally, elastase-1 is truly admitted to be the most relevant test of exocrine pancreatic status.

Our "diagnosis" field failed to differentiate new diagnoses from existing co-morbidities: were all the patients admitted to the ICU with diabetes truly admitted for diabetic ketoacidosis, or was diabetes merely a confounding co-morbidity?

While reading the following, written by William Kristol, keep in mind that while he is talking about the border crisis bill in the House, this statement could easily be applied to just about any subject, because it truly admits the core Republican plan for governing: do nothing, and hope nobody notices.

Perhaps it can be the spark for all of us — yours truly included — to admit our faults, to work more closely with one another, to pay more attention to what our children are doing, and to pay more attention to what we say," he said.

Nonmonotonic kinetics, due to reactant inhibition for example, induce nonisothermal oscillations in the absence of control while the controlled system may admit truly isothermal oscillations.

Only the truly valiant would admit to trapping a shit in a window on a first date.

To give ourselves to God as we truly are, we have to admit who we truly are.

When was the last time a white American male was truly bewildered or would admit to such a thing?