Sentence examples for we might admit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps now with hindsight we might admit there was a period when it wasn't very good.

Secretly, of course, the pauses in our correspondence were as calculated as our casualness — and we'd wait for those drunken moments when we might admit a "hey," pause, "I like you".

Alternatively, we might admit an egocentric "I": this would let us give weight to Cheops' desire that he receive a big funeral after his death, but not to external desires that do not essentially refer to their possessor.

We might admit it or not people get nervous when they are inside a hospital.

It turned out actually to be the least of my worries: our friendship only deepened, though we both might admit, that his "operating" skills were on par with his entrepreneurial skills.

And while there are some who might admit that we need an effective peace-keeping force, the idea that there needs to be international financial oversight strikes some as being far too invasive -- again, as if the globalization of industry, business, and finance were not already facts that are unlikely to be undone.

The adverbial theorist might admit that, in a sense, we are aware of ordinary objects.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00012.005 We further examined whether these changes displayed any common pattern, and might admit some simple description.

It might admit liability.

The impulse is deeper-seated than Mr Hatoyama might admit.

Philosophically, their differences are smaller than they might admit.