Sentence examples for while admitting of from inspiring English sources

"Lions are tawny"—which are capable of being true while admitting of exceptions.

Metaphysical principles, like the laws of nature, may hold in normal cases, while admitting of occasional exceptions.

Some read these plays for their profound human wisdom; others for their fearlessness in rejecting tradition; and still others for their haunting questions which, while admitting of no right or wrong answers, themselves open up still other disturbing far-reaching perspectives.

[These women have] sold their souls to the devil by resisting the ageing process, and, while admitting to being of a 'certain age' attempt to look like they did 20 years ago.

Instead, they have made a rather feeble "joint declaration" outlining points of convergence while admitting to "well-known differences".

"We had some problems for a while," admitted Mario Boselli, the president of the Camera Nazionale, the industry's governing trade group.

"What would be nice is if we could craft a social compromise that could keep the best of the program while admitting some of its flaws," says Sander, who supports the idea of affirmative action, despite his criticisms of the current system.

Therein lies a maddening irony: our top colleges and universities expend unimaginable sums of money per student to supply the very best academic resources American higher education has to offer while admitting scores of students who — by virtue of their own presumption or, in some cases, the dominant peer culture — regard using said resources as an indication of deficiency.

But Mr Jiang kept party membership closed to believers, while admitting some of Marx's less spiritual enemies: the capitalists.Other party leaders have also made public allowances for religion, as long as it stays within the broad tent of party control.

She says she isn't too bothered at the prospect of being photographed buying a pint of milk without having brushed her hair - "Oh, that's just who I am, so they are always going to get that," she says, while admitting that "of course" she sometimes feels the pressure.

While admitting none of the defendants was involved in the bombing, the prosecution made the argument that Lingg had built the bomb and two prosecution witnesses (Harry Gilmer and Malvern Thompson) tried to imply the bomb thrower was helped by Spies, Fischer and Schwab.