Sentence examples for ultimately admitted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meredith was ultimately admitted.

It was Google that ultimately admitted the advertisers to the site.

The LA Times ultimately admitted their allegations were based on fabricated FBI reports.

"When confronted with this information, Gordon first denied, but then ultimately admitted his ownership of Eastern Energy," Ms. Levine wrote.

You were involved in hearing a case in Maryland in which four priests ultimately admitted sexually abusing children.

She said Mr. Little had "at first denied that the protocol committee recommended to him the one-drug protocol" but ultimately admitted that it had.

There are other passages like these, and Ms. Stern ultimately admits, "There is something attractive about the idea of becoming a terrorist in response to being terrorized".

Of course, even in the comforting arms of nostalgia, one must ultimately admit that the past is not always all it is cracked up to be.

Now, when most wine experts try to teach, they ultimately admit that any wine is a good wine if you enjoy it.

Houghton, through a spokesman, said he was working within the Augusta National organization and that he believed the club would ultimately admit a woman.

It was a tender but unsentimental remembrance; Powers captures the magic of this menial job elevated by its remotest connection to art, but she ultimately admits that their creative carping and larceny did nothing to improve the workplace.