Sentence examples for willingly admitted from inspiring English sources

Energy companies willingly admitted to "sweating their assets" to keep costs lower for consumers.

In McSorley's entire history, in fact, the only woman customer ever willingly admitted was an addled old peddler called Mother Fresh-Roasted, who claimed her husband died from the bite of a lizard in Cuba during the Spanish-American War and who went from saloon to saloon on the lower East Side for a couple of generations hawking peanuts, which she carried in her apron.

First, they [ArtistDirect's CEO and a MediaDefender vice president; MediaDefender is a subsidiary of ArtistDirect] willingly admitted to abusing Revision3's network, over a period of months, by injecting a broad array of torrents into our tracking server.

While, for Ramus, Petrus Hispanus' Summulae was like a red rag to a bull, he willingly admitted that he had learned a great deal from a more recent book on logic, De inventione libri tres by the Dutch humanist Rudolph Agricola (1443 1485).

Still, in the 1260s, George Akropolites willingly admitted that his interpretations of Church Fathers were informed by the divinely inspired Plato, Proclus, Iamblichus and Plotinus; and towards the end of our period George Gemistos Plethon went so far as completely to discard Christianity in favor of Neoplatonic polytheism.

The remaining 12percentt willingly admitted that they needed the hair for a fetish.

Few men would willingly admit that.

No wonder shoppers willingly admit to buying fakes.

"We willingly admit we were not expecting the foundation to treat a partner in this manner.

I frankly and willingly admit that to interrupt the writing of "Herzog" irritated me and possibly made me bearish.

Touchingly, his fantasy seems to be as out of touch as full-priced CD's -- a notion he willingly admits.