Sentence examples for was ever admitted from inspiring English sources

Levi admires the "obsessively clear" chemistry textbooks that his teacher has written, "filled with his stern disdain for humanity in general," and recalls that the only time he was ever admitted to the professor's office he saw on the blackboard the sentence "I do not want a funeral, alive or dead".

There are also additional costs often accrued before students are ever admitted to an American university.

Of the 96 people who died, only 14 were ever admitted to hospital.

If any such patients were ever admitted to the general wards, it would be for palliative care only.

Around one in four CRC patients had their surgery in a specialist cancer centre, while less than half were ever admitted to a specialist cancer centre.

Thus, readmitted patients were further classified in two additional analyses: 1) being readmitted for AIDS diagnoses (defined as having been admitted to the AIDS ward with an AIDS/advanced HIV diagnosis); and 2) being readmitted for non-IDU reasons if they were ever admitted to the hospital with a most responsible diagnosis not related to IDU illness during the one-year follow-up.

In our experience enrolling over 800 patients with severe sepsis in a national and regional referral hospital in Uganda, no patients were ever admitted or transferred to an ICU, despite the presence of an eightbed ICU at the national referral hospital [ 6, 7].

He also wrote: The Guardian has said it understands that the police file shows that between 2,000 and 3,000 individuals had their mobile phones hacked into, far more than was ever officially admitted during the investigation and prosecution of Clive Goodman.

Nor was she ever admitted to U.N.C.

If B.S.G.R. was ever forced to admit that it had paid Mamadie Touré, here, in embryo, was a defense.

Mark Twain and Charlotte Brontë hated her; Rudyard Kipling adored her; Henry James learned more from her than he was ever willing to admit.