Sentence examples for with admitted from inspiring English sources

Many of the photographers I was in touch with admitted to being inspired by Murakami's fiction.

A couple of the trustees I talked with admitted that they were surprised.

All of the teachers I spoke with admitted that they had had reservations when the platform was introduced to them.

At Purdue, we use social media to communicate with admitted students, and they are connected with international student ambassadors.

Even the bed-and-breakfast booking agent whom Beth spoke with admitted that Albany is not much of a tourist town.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on Thursday argued that Brazil's action was discriminatory, while the administration's position was universal, with admitted exceptions.

"I never tell people on the outside that I live in a favela, not even the people I work with," admitted Robert.

Four of the five people I have done this with admitted to breaking the rules; the fifth got up and left.

Schools that don't ask for financial documentation at the time of application will likely follow up with admitted students for additional information to facilitate the visa acquisition process.

"It's one of the areas I'm not satisfied with," admitted François-Henri, who has already shuffled top management and recently brought in his friend Palus, a former rugby-playing tough guy from southwest France, to shake things up.

In my experience, colleges follow up several times with admitted students to find out where they have enrolled in an effort to better understand which colleges constitute their overlap schools in any given year.