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Sentence Examples My departure was seemly enough, but I must admit it wasn't well thought out. You won't be so reluctant to admit it when I have him eating out of your hand. Too old or too slow, it's time for these perennial contenders to admit they need more than Botox to get rid of their wrinkles. He wanted to get close to her, but didn't want to admit his unrequited feelings. It was six months before mine caught up with me and when I was too busy being a boulevardier I have to admit I was homesick. It takes courage to make such a joke, to admit that those who died were not paragons but incomplete, unsatisfactory human beings. Even Corporation officials admit that roads and drains have been constructed unscientifically. She is quick to admit that she is not a very outgoing person but meeting people and trying to understand them comes naturally to her. I admit, that does sound rather naughty, but I don't think she meant it quite like that. I'm persuaded that unthankfulness plays a greater role in our lives than it is comfortable to admit. Lash a few beers into them though and they become braggers of the highest order and will admit and confess to the crimes they have committed. I got to admit he does make the full nelson look painful on a smaller wrestler. Some of them admit they're afraid that social justice warriors will ruin video games. I have to admit I've reconnected with several old friends by finding them or being found on social networking sites. Actually neoconservatives do tolerate welfare as a way of controlling people, at least they admit it. I admit that I have had my fair share of ups and downs over the past three years. I must admit I don't have a good solution for this situation and it's frustrating. The first, essential step towards solving a problem is to admit that it exists. I have to admit, much of what he talks about it completely new to me, but that's half the fun. The High Court of Judicature shall have the power to approve, admit and enroll advocates, vakils and attorneys-at-law. Show More Sentences When forced to reflect a bit more, he had to admit that he didn't much like his next-door neighbour. But I have to admit, no noise is better than constant, niggling, riling, infuriating noise. After 30 minutes, I'll admit it was still soupy but that's because it required post-mixing freezing. In the end the brave man who survived the Normandy landings had to admit defeat and it left him a broken man. Nathan had to admit that hearing her slight southern accent was enough to put a smile on his face. I must admit to enjoying it, particularly its stridently progressivist Soviet tone. But even I will admit that England achieved more than vengeance against Argentina. They admit variation as a vera causa in one case, they arbitrarily reject it in another, without assigning any distinction in the two cases. But experts here admit if Nollywood continues to grow at its present rate, it may one day rival and even outstrip both Bollywood and Hollywood. But, they got too caught up in the dotcom hype, and when the bubble burst they refused to admit that things had changed. Miller and her editors not only admit that the military vetted her story, they virtually boast of it. The security services also admit bugging a conversation between other defendants and lawyers at Belmarsh. With embarrassment, feeling a fool, I admit I was a victim of a Nigerian fraud. I have to admit that at the moment nothing excites me more than fishing for big tench. So actually, the government, on their own, admitted that they had filed this case in bad faith, frivolously and they were forced to admit this. Overall, 39 per cent of shoppers admit they can be incredibly selfish and bad mannered out on the high street. I always hate to bag on a movie but I have to admit that this one was a tough one to get through. It all makes for a unique and delicate balancing act, they all admit, but it works. I went so far as to admit this fact baldly in a recent declaration which was commented upon most strangely. As a husband of an avid scrapbooker, I admit that I have found inspiration in the pages of scrapbook magazines. Show More Sentences As much as it pains me to admit it, there may not be an important moral argument for using an apostrophe rather than a tick mark. Most ballplayers are loath to admit they swing for the fences, but they're lying if they say they don't savor the moment when it happens. I admit that I had plans for Scott, I really thought that he might be the one, because he's such a nice guy and I couldn't ask for anything more. Significantly, Marcion would admit married persons to baptism in his church only if they took a vow to abstain from all sexual intercourse. She only started eating again when her therapist threatened to admit her to hospital and have her force-fed. I must also admit the beautiful location of the city of La Rochelle, along the sea coast, was also a factor! So there was an absolute bar on admission but the power to suspend or disbar is regarded as incidental to the power to admit. I always think better of a person who is willing to admit error than one who tries to pin the blame on subordinates. I admit he can be fearfully blunt at times, but surely that's better than being a toady? Why are consecutive governments refusing to admit that crime of all sorts, muggings, rapes, burglaries and murders, is out of control? According to a survey by a secretarial recruitment firm, 65 per cent of workers admit to using business buzzwords. I may have to admit that you will never be my lover, but you will always be my dearest friend. Now, I had to admit that we watched this spectacle from a safe vantage point behind the baked beans aisle. We must admit that China's decision to seize a business opportunity to promote Chinese language has had good results. Andrews did admit, however, that he had developed a mental block that affected his throws to first base. The medical wards of hospitals admit the oldest and sickest people in our community. In the present instance I am forced to admit that the facts are, to the best of my belief, unique. In fact, stereotypical thinking plays a more powerful role in our dealings with people from other cultures than we care to admit. I must admit that I was slightly shocked at some of the choices of venues for the London meetup. Some may know that I will admit to having had a violin in my possession in a previous existence. Show More Sentences Many of the self-proclaimed experts admit no one really knows what convergent media is or what it will become in the furore. I preferred berries on shortcake with a big scoop of ice cream, but I had to admit those melons were sweet. An hour or so later, the doors opened again to admit a new aerial servant bearing a fresh tray of food. Some say that it is nearer to bear-baiting than your actual sport and, I am forced to admit, sometimes blood has been drawn. A small percentage of the students admit that sometimes both they and their parents speak an informal language variety at home. It's always been a great shame for me to admit that I was as helpless and dependent on her as a child. I admit I did wonder when I broke my toe at one point and had to take time off. Medium secure units admit patients for the assessment and treatment of mental disorder associated with risk. But it was hard to beat the Falconry Display as far as the kids were concerned, and parents too if they would admit it. We beat toward the harbor all day, and I admit that night, frustrated by our slow progress, we fired up the diesel. Nurses working for the Auckland Mental Health Service are refusing to admit patients unless hospitals have beds and staff available. I am the first to admit that Oshima Nagisa's Gohatto is a visually beautiful film. And, when it comes to your finances, courage is often needed to admit mistakes and begin mopping up a financial mess. Eight days later she was up before the same court to admit committing two further thefts. I do have to admit to being a little befuddled by what's going on in terms of the descriptions. After flipping through the heavy pages of the tome for nearly half an hour, she had to admit defeat. At night, they slept as husband and wife, and she had to admit, he was not too awful with her. He's still a tosspot, but I'm forced to admit he's not a totally-irrelevant-to-police-recruitment tosspot. Whether we like to admit it or not, most of us have engaged in some sort of brief, heat-of-the-evening sexcapade. Even as someone who makes a living by being comfortable with sexuality, I admit, it's not always easy projecting your inner sexpot. Show More Sentences He did admit to being rusty and said that it is difficult to come back to the tour with a matchplay event. I want politicians who are able to compromise, admit they may be wrong and negotiate a middle way. She will not nag you and will always be the first to admit she was wrong when you've had a disagreement. Why don't we just grow up and admit that England cannot always be the best at everything. In a mood of mild astonishment, I have to admit that the relationship lasted 30 years, perhaps more. The door to his trailer opened suddenly to admit a dexterous middle-aged woman. He had to admit he felt better after a long hot shower, a shave and clean clothes. But his own stubbornness got the better of him and he refused to admit defeat. I'll admit, I think it's often exaggerated greatly for that purpose, but such exaggeration doesn't negate its existence. Nonetheless, I looked through the peephole before unbolting the door to admit Duncan. When it comes to talking about my limited music talents, I have to admit that I'd definitely prefer to play the guitar to the sitar! I used to be bemused how left wingers have an incapability to ever admit they made a blue. The University may admit a student through an assessment of that student's prior learning, whether certificated or uncertificated. It is always great to hear a member admit that we are debating a muck-up that the Government made. I'm ashamed to admit it, but sometimes I eat Muenster just melted on bread in the microwave with a little salt. With a little rose shaded lipstick and blush, she had to admit to herself that she looked hot. But in the past year, Labour was mulishly refusing to admit that anything was wrong anywhere in its vicinity. While Holden is the first to admit that Adventra's not a serious off-roader, it's a boaties ' dream. There was an undercurrent of anger and jealousy that wouldn't let me admit that I'd done wrong. Officials admit that the figures are an underestimate, as they are based on incident reports from soldiers with incomplete information. Show More Sentences Straps and rings for bobstay plates are extant in the lower stempost, with mortises into the wood to admit the bobstay chains. I am still reading the book on Buddhism, though I'll admit to having slacked off in the last couple of days. You could admit your insecurities and ask for his tolerance and understanding as you try to work them out. I suppose I should be excited but like most people, I suspect, I'd have to admit to being somewhat underwhelmed. I have to admit, by this stage, I had no qualms whatsoever about being undiplomatic. Of course all these men knew, as all modern presidential candidates know, that to admit to theological skepticism is political suicide. We have to admit that you sound genuine, but what you tell us to do is just undoable. I'll admit that the language is clumsy in places, and parts could be read as bolshy. Recovery from muscle dysmorphia is very difficult because, as with anorexia nervosa, the individual is usually unwilling to admit their problem. Of course, many of the technicians knew perfectly well how to read music but they could not admit it. He swallowed hard, preparing to admit something that had bothered him for the past seven years, eating away at his insides. Because if you are wrong, it must mean you're stupid and nobody can admit that they're stupid. Make a New Year's resolution that the next time you're a bonehead, admit it and chuckle. The bonfire of burning bras has finally died down and we should admit effeminacy is killing the arts. Well, one of the wonderful things we know is that politicians will never admit they made a boo-boo, a real boo-boo. The sole illumination comes from narrow windows that admit only slivers of light. I have a ridiculous amount of book learning, but these country ways rear their heads more often than I care to admit. I have to admit that this is not my scene, but this tradition certainly adds something unique to the English scene. Will you admit that you've been treating me like some kind of slot machine? In a similar vein of unknowingness, we also admit we're not sure what it is about either. Show More Sentences Though she doesn't often admit it because it sounds so unliberated for a modern woman, finding a husband has always been foremost in her mind. Though I do admit that what people are naming their kids these days can be strange. That these outlines must not be left to chance, or be filled in ignorantly, carelessly, or unmethodically, every one will admit. I'll admit, I've done quite a bit of nannying and although there were eating issues, it was never quite like this. He refused to withdraw his slur against the character of the boat people, or to admit that the alleged events did not take place. Nevertheless, I think you'd have to admit this is one of most evenly matched smackdowns. Sure, she could be a rude, obnoxious, pushy, bossy woman most of the time, but I also had to admit that she had the heart of a lion. Yet he is happy to admit that the man who inherited his job has guided the Giants to unprecedented levels of success. I'm the first to admit that I think that John Kerry is a sleazy, unprincipled politician. In my short prayers I admit I often use unprintable four letter words, and rarely address God as others do in church. I just want these critics to admit that they like something besides bands with unpronounceable names and acoustic guitars. Its loping beat is pretty hard to resist and I'll admit I'm a sucker for that narcotized feel. I admit I can be a nark on the park sometimes but I hate seeing people losing and still looking happy. What each one of them inwardly pined for, although unable to ascertain it or admit it openly once they had, was the olden days of stellar verdure. Somehow, we must each admit that we are tiny, insecure, and needy. Interest rates were stable under the gold standard, and the small variation in bond prices did not admit a profitable opportunity to speculate in bonds. As much as it pains me to admit this, I too was a teenager once. Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature. I was forced to admit that I've never actually poked an aardvark, due to the fact that they're always asleep, and unsportingly refuse to come out and be prodded. Well, this is over-the-top fake crying, so I was not actually crying, I have to admit. Show More Sentences Given his reluctance to admit the obvious, it's no surprise he still manages to aim a selection of sly digs at the Australian umpires and authorities. Not every tangent Jacobson follows is particularly illuminating, as he is the first to admit. He might not love her but you have to admit she was his security blanket. And he is stubborn to the point of bullheadedness, refusing to ever admit that a plan isn't working or that a different approach might be necessary. Secondly, respondents were asked to decide on whether to admit to intensive care eight hypothetical patients who had been described in clinical vignettes. I must admit that I find hidden pleasure with his boutades and tirades. Michael Steele and Lanny Davis are quick to admit they are reformed sinners. I admit that I am as materialistically driven as the next person. The problem for the financial sector is that they don't want to admit the size of their bad debts, for fear that if they did, they would then be insolvent. But while Owen adds little to the genre's customary sound, one has to admit he does it well by not letting the tortoise-like pace get too monotonous. This has motivated us to admit you, despite your unpurified soul. As it turns out, one-time fans stayed away in droves because, quite frankly, they were embarrassed to admit they liked these bands in the first place. I'll be the first to admit that graphic design isn't brain surgery. They believed the number to be larger, suspecting that many simply refused to admit any knowledge of it. But they admit that being a good rider is only half the battle. I'll admit that Tom opened the door for me, but I had to buddy up with them and get to know them just like everybody else before they let me into their little circle. I have to admit that Slovenia lost marks in my book for its food, despite the fact that it was much cheaper than in neighbouring Italy or Austria. I'm ashamed to admit this, but I've been buying scratchies for the last couple of weeks because I'm desperate to get a few thousand bucks together. Under closer scrutiny, she had to admit that the tattoo, of a snake twisted around black flames, was the most artistic piece of body art she had ever seen. You just have to admit he tries hard, Bless his little cotton socks. Show More Sentences Well, I'm still scared, but woe betide if I dare admit it out loud. In fact, as we would cheerfully admit to each other, we had nothing in common besides both being students and both having a soft spot for Hazell Dean. Although I admit to being one of those who'll slate a referee at a match, I also understand the enormous task they face once the whistle is blown. Having forced herself never to ask for help, let alone admit to needing it, Beck was awed when help repeatedly was offered to her, quietly and unassumingly. Of course, some of the protagonists will deny this, for to admit that this might be so would open up the debate into an area that they would prefer to remain undiscussed. But are people really unafraid, and is fear such a bad thing to admit to? All say, I am more than you think, more than you will admit that I am, and all express as well the vain man's suspicion that in actuality he is unbeautiful. Such people, of course, rarely will admit being slaves to fashion. However distasteful the theory may be, we have to admit that vicarious liability owes its explanation, if not its justification, to the search for a solvent defendant. But they admit that the rewards for success are so great that athletes continue to pump up their already muscle-bound bodies to lift even heavier weights. It is true that first-order predicate logic is so constructed as to admit no such distinction, but that does not mean that there is no such distinction tout court. To write his obit would be to admit that he was going to die, and who wanted to admit such a thing? Mom will probably look a little guilty and may admit she snooped. Although he had to admit it seemed selfish, he couldn't tell her. And the couple admit they have been blown away by its success. I admit I'm one of those people who tend to self-flagellate and is too tethered to my to-do list, sometimes defeated by it. Teenagers admit they have no interest in voting, while, outside the Republican and Democrat conventions, protesters face serried ranks of armed police. His leg pained him more than he was willing to admit, and his side was sending small sharp jabs of discomfort as if to remind him of its presence. You both want to admit your feelings but are just too boneheaded to do so. I will admit, however, they made for some spectacular views of nocturnal Baghdad in its orange bath of streetlights. Show More Sentences But she does admit to being a little annoyed, especially when, after the biggest race of her life, she was almost allowed to slip quietly back to the changing rooms. More impressive, though, than any fanatical power of endurance was his ability to see he was on the wrong track, admit he was mistaken and try a different course of action. But if I have made an embarrassing boo-boo I have to admit it. He was more a matinee idol rather than an actor, and I have to admit his persona outstripped anyone on the screen in his day with the exception of Marlon Brando. I have to admit, and in the face of all my weariness and skepticism, I like the idea. And I have to admit their kids are way better behaved than my own. Because he was reserved in manner, some people preferred to think that he was unapproachable, rather than admit to being afraid of finding themselves intellectually inferior. But after facing a barrage of complaints and an auditor's savage report four years ago, Bradford Council was forced to admit it had failed its tenants. Typical advocates of this view admit that universals exist, after a fashion, but they deny that universals have any existence independent of their instances. In the buzzing, blooming confusion of human choices and actions, such knowledge can be harder to pin down than many social research mavens care to admit. It sure looks as if somebody thinks that it was a mistake to admit China to the world trade organization in the first place. And to admit to further nerdishness by revealing that was part of a barbershop quartet when he was at school. The Senate majority leader says he supports antigay Boy Scout policies but won't admit there are gay Boy Scouts. But why can't the government be brave enough to admit that it is decriminalisation through the back door? Eventually she'll always concede defeat and admit that quitting meat is like a nun knocking nooky on the head. There are phonologists who do not admit their existence at all or treat these as anomalous. But I must admit I'm a bit of a giggler when something has happened in rehearsal, and I probably get away with it a bit more. Maybe it took so long because people don't like to even admit that they are wrong, let alone hand money out. It is truly amazing and a boon for the spacially impaired which, let's admit, occasionally includes us all. I even love a lot of the garbage on the Web, so-called time-suck sites, just as I have to admit to some guilty boob-tube pleasures. Show More Sentences For those people who do have difficulties with spelling and grammar, they admit that the spell-check facility is a useful first step. It takes me a while to acknowledge a desire that seems shocking, inadmissible, patricidal, but with shame I finally admit it. There are a lot of stuffed shirts out there who would never publicly admit to making an error. I ended up having to admit defeat and suffering from gastric flu and I'm determined I won't rush back as quickly when I've got the three boys. I MUST admit I thought Question Time on BBC1 was pulling our legs when David Dimble by introduced Claire Perry as a panel guest. Rather than admit that the consent does not and could not justify the act, we denigrate the consent and, necessarily, the consenter as well. One must admit, of course, straight away that this is partially a question of graphemics. And this creepy expansion came about even though popularizers of assisted suicide for teens and adults admit there are already problems galore. And a staggering 70 per cent of mums who employ nannies admit they have not carried out proper background checks. Adding they have to admit that there are several commonalties, bonds and values shared by people in northern and southern Sudan. Supergrasses must admit all their crimes the minute they begin helping police. But the dictates of reason must be followed, space must be carved out to admit the perdurance of our human love, and something, to coin a phrase, has to be done. But rather than admit that, we hopped on to Google and discovered the Easter Bunny originates from Eostre, the pagan Goddess of Easter, who changed a bird into a hare. Having said all that, I have to admit that in my lifetime of having met a rather broad socioeconomic scale of humanity, I have encountered few true goldbrickers. Any of you who are regular paperers may have some horror stories to tell of wonky lines or mis-matched patterns, and I can honestly admit I feared such an outcome. For the high-temperature superconductors, we theorists are embarrassed to admit that after more than 20 years, we still aren't sure how these Cooper pairs form. Tyson's paintings, which often resemble the results of a one-player game of cadavre exquis, admit to such pillagings without being delimited by them. More than half of DIY activity is now inspired by TV shows,but two thirds of families in North Wales admit to having had arguments over failed makeovers. Research by DML claims that 84 per cent of parents with teenagers admit to receiving text messages from their children, which they simply do not understand. In keeping with this philosophical ecumenicalism, I will leave it an open question what sort of further explanation or justification our concerns themselves admit of. Examples from Classical Literature The judge refused to admit the evidence, though expressing a doubt as to its inadmissibility. I fully admit the difficulty of similarity of stigmatic chamber in the two Acroperas. I must hasten to admit also that, judging from their own point of view, the Nobel prize Trustees have so far done quite well. But Christopher Wellwyn's heart is too full of humanity to admit of such a straight-laced attitude. The upper part is the visor, to admit of vision, the lower the ventail, to admit of breathing. In some winters the latter is sufficiently firm and level to admit of sledges passing between Copenhagen and malm. All admit that the unfair competitive methods described in an earlier part of this chapter should be stringently prohibited. He perfectly understands their drift, and Zeno himself is supposed to admit this. But I do admit that they do not believe in my doctrine of non-violence to the full extent. In nearly all cases structural remnants of eyes admit of being detected, in various degrees of obsolescence. There, however, he was in no danger of betraying this, and indeed it would have been injudicious to admit it. In spite of my determination not to admit it even in my innermost thoughts, I knew. The problem is not insoluble, but we must admit that the solution is not easy. If necessary, time of play shall be extended to admit of the penalty kick being taken. Art and skill are required to distinguish what Forms admit of intercommunion, and what Forms do not. I will do this tonic justice, and frankly admit that the accursed portrait began to intermit its visits under its influence. It seems that we must rather admit an intermittence, an alteration between affirmation and negation. These by-paths admit the wayfarer into the very heart of rural life, and yet do not burden him with a sense of intrusiveness. Even the most jealous of that most jealous of professions, surgery, had to admit that he got results. And I'll admit that I was as jittery as a hen on a hot stove until we got this Fortress off the ground, and into the air. Show More Sentences Further, it is not enough to admit the formation of a single intermediate body, midway between syntonin and peptone. Even my wife is beginning to admit that, and she was the keenest to come here. Is the line to be so drawn as to admit any of the non-living within the body? And van Gogh was as ready to admit this as we are compelled to recognize its truth. But the Maintenon, determined to know the cause, tormented the princess to admit it. At most, he says, it may be necessary to admit that the translation is not perspicuous. I admit that the Greeks are superiorly exact and faithful in their descriptions of nature. That there is such a supersensible substance, and that the human mind has such hitherto unknown powers, is not easy to admit. The quarterly form was best adapted to admit of this surcharge, as the harp was to occupy the centre of the Union flag. Let them but admit it to me and of a surety I will fling them into imprisonment! Petronius ordered to admit the guest to the tepidarium, to which he was borne himself. The takeoff isn't so nice, I'll admit, but after that you're just sailing free. Claire had to admit that she wished that she could steal the picnic basket for Milt. For whenever the scene does not admit of a directly ethical interpretation, refuge is invariably taken in lyricism. But when they had gone over the papers found in the black bag, even Thurber had to admit that he was checkmated. The technics of instrumental writing were not sufficiently advanced to admit of high emotional expression. Well, Ill admit, said Tuckerman with a smile, that its not as clear as a pikestaff. There is, one must admit, a certain association of vulgarity with the onion. None could fail to admit that who visited the French ship, for what had been a well-found, trim vessel was now a shambles. That was a great deal for her to admit, and Vosh put the colt to his very best speed along the well-travelled road to Cobbleville. Show More Sentences You must admit that your past thoughts as to your own pomposity will shrink just a bit! Moulders do not admit women, and penalise members who give instruction to female workers in any branch. Then there were the doubts as to the proper party to assail, and all passed too rapidly to admit of consultation or preconcert. I admit that that might be so, if God had so preformed matter as to cause such an effect by the laws of motion alone. But if you knock I shall be waiting for you, and I will admit you by the wicket. The opinion was now almost general that iceman O'Sullivan knew more concerning the tragedy than he was willing to admit. This is one of the reasons why the square piano does not, as a rule, admit of as fine tuning as the upright. Renmark blushed at his own ignorance, but he was never reluctant to admit it. But would they admit it to us, and, above all, would they admit they had obtained her illegally? Remembering then, the variableness of our climate, I candidly admit that I consider any precise directions of very little value. The same act committed with a criminal motive would be impeachable, which without it would be of a nature not to admit of it. The floor of our cell was too uneven and too steeply inclined to admit of lying down. He was compelled to admit the right of the British and French to take over the colonies as mandatories. They were first opened to admit the ship, and then closed to impound the water that flows up through the bottom of the lock. It would be ungenerous for me to admit that she was of that order and kind. Tell me, my dear sir, do you admit the existence of volcanoes on the moon's surface? In nephritic colic pain is too severe to admit of any rest while it lasts. Musq'oosis had to admit they were a nervy pair, though small. Two decades of puppet government are enervating, I admit, but they only pave the way more surely to the inevitable reaction. Worryingly despite this, a third of Brits admit to taking the first painkiller they can find when suffering from a headache. Show More Sentences I only know that I never yet heard her admit any instance of a second attachment's being pardonable. Only admit this evil-minded young man to your presence, treat him civilly, and invite him to drink a goblet of wine. He is never pedantic, and, for all his close adherence to broad principles, he is ready to admit that no two ships can be treated exactly alike. I will write a letter today to the Director of the Royal Academy, and tomorrow he will admit you without any expense to yourself. I admit that Spencer is occasionally more amusing than Wundt. No lawyer but a pettifogger would admit to arguing for bad science that violates the public trust. We were rivals, but I desire to treat her with scrupulous fairness, and I admit that she had one good thing, to wit, her gutta-percha tooth. I think your father will admit it to be documentary proof of what I tell him. The Hebrew verb does not admit of the rendering in the perf. Then, I'm ashamed to admit, my boyhood exuberance gripped me in a hammerlock. Yet the Italians are rather plain-spoken, and they recognize facts which our company manners at least do not admit the existence of. It is in the case of space that quantity most plausibly appears to admit of a contrary. These, although of ordinary width for some eight or ten feet above the hearths, will not admit, throughout their extent, the body of a large cat. We may even admit the practical joke if it is domestic and simple. Let me admit at the very start that I used to think Porsche's Cayenne was for poseurs with more money than sense. Let us admit that the pressure of the atmosphere is represented by the weight of a column of water thirty-two feet high. But the men of the coast were not ready to admit its implications. The incongruities were too obvious and glaring to admit of conjunction. I admit I'm not the tidiest of people but even I was slightly embarrassed as to what was discovered. Besides their clothes, the Abyssins have no movables or furniture of much value, or doth their manner of living admit of them. Find more words! 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