Sentence examples for well admit that from inspiring English sources

I might as well admit that burgoo is something I have never been able to get enough of.

Having tipped my hand, I may as well admit that I too am a Callas fan, though a sane one.

It quotes a prominent New York lawyer apropos of the fact that Mr. Roosevelt was not invited to the Peace Banquet as follows: "We might as well admit that the split between the President and Colonel Roosevelt is irreconcilable".

I may as well admit that I haven't read all of Steven Pinker's new book, The Better Angels of Our Nature, but quite enough of it to see that the mixture is the same as in his previous bestsellers – a great piece of theatre in which half-truths do battle with straw men while the reader watches in safety, defended by barricades of apparent fact against any danger of actual thought.

Putting solar panels into our roads isn't the craziest idea, but we may as well admit that it poses some unique challenges.

We might as well admit that.

Coach Don Casey, who said he had used Feick sparingly against the Knicks because Jim McIlvaine was playing so well, admitted that the nature of the victory was satisfying.

But the youngest back‑to‑back world champion took it well, admitting that he was so overwhelmed that his reaction to winning a second title was: "Just as confusing as the first one, I have to say.

It is well admitted that their endocytosis and intracellular trafficking are critical for the transfection efficiency.

It is well admitted that the active site of the catalyst is located on the edges of the MoS2 particles.

Robert Scoble just wrote about this as well, admitting that Microsoft took a look at Riya (passing on the price), and expressing his hope that they'll take another look now that the Google deal has fallen through.