Sentence examples for usually admitted from inspiring English sources

The influences were more often reciprocal than is usually admitted.

It is then that people with dementia are usually admitted to a care home.

Patients are usually admitted to hospitals for the treatment of a primary diagnosis, but frequently have additional health issues.

Even Powell's political enemies have usually admitted, a bit grudgingly, that this was a rather good joke.

My respondents have chosen a moral tone, and in moral discussions of the war, strategic justifications are not usually admitted as legitimate excuses for collaboration with the Nazis.

There were no special societies for slaves; but they were usually admitted to the societies, and, during the time of the festival, all men were considered equal.

Taking into consideration the usually admitted 1/f noise models in MOS devices and their applicability in our case, we point out an enhancement of the extracted trap densities for both architectures compared to previously obtained results in 0.25 μm SOI CMOS technology.

The government usually admits to a small proportion of spoiled ballots.

"They won't usually admit it, of course, because that destroys their Christian credibility".

"It's not something I usually admit to, that I applied to Ohio State 60 percent for the sports.

Even those who are unwilling to subscribe to the first part can understand the second part and usually admit its validity.