Sentence examples for widening admitting from inspiring English sources
Brussels folklore has it that widening (admitting new members) naturally conflicts with deepening (further integration of existing members).
Lesley Manville was wonderful as the dog's owner, Gail, half-indignant, half-bewildered (her default setting for the next five nights), eyes narrowing as her mind widened to admit the possibility that her husband, Malcolm Peter Firthh), was lying about the purpose of his two-hour walks in the woods of an evening.
To humbly accept Rudder's statement is at best admitting a widening gap between the technology and its original purpose and at worst, surrendering our rights without a fight.
Cambridge, Bristol, Exeter, Durham and University College London are among 23 institutions that admit making insufficient progress in widening their mix of applicants in 2009-10 – leading to accusations that the intake of the most selective universities is "increasingly privileged".
The window wells were beveled, widening toward the interior of the house; this admitted more light to the house.
The company appears to have admitted that the blocks are no more sophisticated than widening out that list of IPs.
Farage's party seems to be thriving and widening its base, and its message on immigration and Europe is more popular than its opponents dare to admit.
Stop the widening income gap.
A New York toy salesman who admitted hiding $8 million in assets at UBS was sentenced to three months in prison by a judge who credited his cooperation in a widening investigation of offshore tax evasion.
Instead, it was widening.
