Sentence examples for we cannot admit that from inspiring English sources
He said a reduction in the number of EU migrants is the purpose of Labour migration policy "but we are so politically correct we cannot admit that's the aim, even though that's exactly what most of our voters want to hear".
We cannot admit that we liberals bear some of the blame for its emergence, for the frustration of the working-class millions, for their blighted cities and their downward spiraling lives.
Russell writes: "We cannot admit that there are more ranges [classes of propositions] than propositions" (1903, 527).
By contrast, we cannot admit the analogous idea that it is a brute contingent fact that an ethical property covaries with a certain base property.
There is even a difference between, "We have reached our quota; go home dirty Muslim" and "We are terribly sorry that we cannot admit you; we wish you well".
Auction-house professionals cannot admit that, not even to themselves.
I cannot admit that I have achieved the target set by Alistair Darling at the last election.
Stubborn, incurious, Bush cannot admit that the biggest beneficiary of the mess is his arch foe Iran.
"They cannot admit that they had these people because they have no charges against them, no documentation," Mrs. Janjua said.
Tibetans have real grievances, after decades of cultural discrimination and economic marginalisation.All over bar the shoutingChina's government cannot admit that.
To this day, Myers cannot admit that he and Steve Parrish have occasional contact and that they are both working toward a common goal: F.D.A. regulation.
