Sentence examples for very admission from inspiring English sources

The very admission on which that sonnet turns — that our speech is not their song, that our Earth is not Heaven — makes it stand out amid its more sanguine peers.

Brooks begins by admitting that the media does, in fact, impose a false equivalency, then uses that very admission as the basis of a false equivalency!

Reduced effectiveness of ACT in Europe could also be explained by a loss of focus on preventing admissions when ACT-teams are confronted with very strict admission criteria, or conversely, when in-patient beds are readily available [ 12- 15].

Logistic regression models were used to determine associations with frequent admissions (3) or very frequent admissions (4+) for survey respondents.

Mr. Davis called Dr. Baltimore's note "a very potent admission".

I'm about to make a very damning admission: I've never been to Coachella.

Such criticisms are hardly helped by Kadare's very honest admission that he never considered himself a dissident.

Hence they practice very selective admission, turning away thousands of students who could benefit from what they have to offer.

It is a very qualified admission: more a refusal to be browbeaten into denouncing the legacy of 13 years' work on public services.

He added: "Despite having a very clear admission from Lomas on camera, the police who first reviewed the evidence thought it was unimportant and claimed there was insufficient evidence".

However, a very accuracy admission decisions may cost resources.