Sentence examples for ways of admitting from inspiring English sources

The Tories, meanwhile, are busy conjuring ever more periphrastic ways of admitting that many of their policies have been ditched.

Which is a delicate way of admitting I'm an incurable pessimist.

Perhaps it was a visual pun, a way of admitting that he's not a spring chicken.

Perhaps that's just a tortuous way of admitting to being a pathetic serial book-adulterer who'll chase after anything in a dust jacket.

The Guardian tried to settle the case using an offer of amends, supposedly the easiest, cheapest and quickest way of admitting error and moving to judgment.

It's another way of admitting that your world is only so big, that most people can only get so far.

They sound most unlikely to be pacified if the commission comes up with a clever theological way of admitting gays to the Kirk's ministry.That would be unfortunate.

This is one way of admitting to your sources, I suppose — "Jaws" by way of Jung — although I couldn't stop wondering how much help a theoretical boat was going to be.

"In some ways, Fassbinder became the child he never had," he gushes at one point, which seems a lily-livered way of admitting that he was a complete shit – but elsewhere he takes a straight-arrow approach.

That's Mr. Stoppard's sublimely theatrical way of admitting that words, his beloved stock in trade, ultimately don't count for much in the course of human events.

I know teachers can't get all their planning done in this time, but the fact that it's formally recognised is a tangible way of admitting teachers work outside their teaching hours.