Sentence examples for wholly admit from inspiring English sources

Before I get into this much more, let me wholly admit that this trend may only annoy me.

Such fears are "exaggerated, but not wholly unjustified", admits one Eurocrat.

This fragmentation is not wholly positive, admits Mr Medina Mora.The biggest worry is that some drug gangs are starting to diversify into other criminal businesses.

Under the deal, it does not have to admit wholly foreign-owned insurance companies for five years.

Not all the letters sent in were, it must be admitted, wholly sane.

This, I will be the first to admit, is a wholly subjective thing and highly dependent on the size and shape of our earholes.

Any Dutch voter will tell you about it; many associate it with immigrants; and they are not wholly wrong, as even newcomers' defenders admit.

I felt as if there were some important responsibility that I was neglecting so wholly that I couldn't even admit to myself that it was there.

His plays admit white viewers to a wholly contained black world of lunch-counter banter and bid-whist games, and reawaken blacks to the memories of thriving communal life before the mixed blessing of integration.

But Dacre did not have the grace to admit that the assertion in the headline was wholly wrong.

The EFF admits that wholly domestic communications are largely filtered out under the NSA's program.