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Sentence Examples The home side were guilty of over-elaboration, their manager admitting they lacked their normal cutting edge. With even ITV later admitting that viewers preferred live games to highlights, many fans would conclude that the BBC had got the better deal. As the parable implies, the fervently devout may have a harder time admitting their sins of commission and omission than the less observant. It is as close as the wily McGahern will get to admitting ulterior motives for writing such a personal book. Ebay is the most popular site for workers on the skive with four in ten admitting that they trawl the auction site while killing time at work. Cortleno opened the window by the door, admitting a warm breeze into the stuffy room. Workers were promising to fight plans to close the plant down, while deep down admitting they were fighting a losing battle. He said he had been banned from talking openly despite apologising to Mr Yacomeni and admitting he may have been hasty talking to the press. I'm sure Marie-Claire won't mind me admitting that I was a little unimpressed by the first class or two. Drier styles became more popular, to the point where admitting to a preference for sweet red fizz was the ultimate in naffness. Women are the biggest believers in the five-second rule, with 81 per cent admitting to following it. Asking for forgiveness and admitting your mistakes is a powerful weapon against unpardonableness. Three other men were also given custodial sentences yesterday after admitting affray at the same game. This rate of pressurization was achieved by use of a pressure regulator set at 4 MPa admitting air to the pressure bomb via a needle valve. Maxine Carr was spared jail today after admitting she lied to get jobs and claim social security benefits. Underneath the cantilever, glass panels between the beams form a band of clerestorey glazing admitting daylight to the ground floor. He recently broke his silence, admitting that he went to England after losing his job in Paris and had tried to commit suicide. Imagine the limitations inherent in admitting a class filled only with high school valedictorians. One side admitting intellectual vulnerability may make the other side less defensive too. Liege homage involved the vassal admitting his obligation to pay all services, including the provision of military assistance. Show More Sentences The Committee recognise that by admitting all the heads of charge, you have spared Mrs. A the further distress of appearing before the Committee. His version given in evidence is that he was not admitting to any improper conduct. In truth, no one wanted to blow a chance at a sale by admitting they keep spare parts on hand to fix glasses under warranty. A Florida teenager was banged up for six months yesterday after admitting he hacked into NASA systems. Two teenage thugs chiefly responsible were caged for seven years each after admitting causing grievous bodily harm. David's family were at Manchester Crown Court when the man was caged for life after admitting murder. He was sentenced to two years in prison last year after admitting the fraud, but was released within four months. Now he faces prison again after admitting fresh offences, including a bungled attempt to steal two laptops from the Great Western Hospital. Doctors and nurses were obliged to attend to patients so they could not be blamed for admitting the patients. He is today starting six-and-a-half years in prison after admitting manslaughter and robbery in York earlier this year. Wallace often looks sheepish when admitting that his family has paid the price of his political success. One cannot just walk away from the scene of the crime without admitting wrongdoing. But now Mr Smith has discovered that the van driver will not face any charge, despite admitting responsibility. After examining the car, the dealer assured me there was no damage, and provided a letter admitting responsibility. Yet despite essentially admitting failure in completing their task, not one of these people resigned as an act of taking responsibility. Perhaps he is admitting his failures and incompetence as a teacher in front of a council of which he is the president. I almost didn't come because I was afraid you would ask me to tell you what I know before admitting me to your cloister. What a lucky day Emma thought to herself as Mrs. Watson held out the yellow slip admitting her to the in school detention room. In Spain, however, there was no gender gap with 25 per cent of men and 25 per cent of women admitting they craved chocolate. Arriving at the simulator, the doors opened with their usual whir of motors, admitting her to the inside of the simulator. Show More Sentences The placid grey door whisked open as he approached, admitting him to his dark cabin. In 1972 he had Ivory Coast vote against admitting China to the United Nations. This month Anthony de Jasay reflects upon the implications of admitting Turkey to the European Union. Good and evil are to be defined as absolutes on religious authority, admitting of neither critical judgement nor reduction. In an international environment consisting of sovereign states, admitting of no higher authority, order is sufficiently vulnerable. I keep you dangling between belief and disbelief by turns, and I don't mind admitting that I have a reason for it. That's not to say that the Green movement is admitting to being wet behind the ears. Despite admitting to affairs in his rock-star years, he remains terribly affected by her death. It has wider hallways, higher ceilings, more windows admitting more natural light and more places for students to hang out. On Tuesday the 27-year-old was given a six-month curfew order after admitting two counts of criminal damage at an earlier hearing. Even his father came around, admitting he was wrong about business and becoming hugely proud of his successful son. But in his haste to maximise takings by admitting all and sundry, Mr Doan has alienated his customer base. It was a dramatic change in tone, a contrite president uncharacteristically admitting a major failure. The singer is admitting to the listener that he is feigning the innocence of a lamb in order to get close to Little Red. Lawyers argued over procedural matters about admitting evidence and then prosecutors rested their case. They explain the nature of the universe, of life, while admitting that Creation itself is the one unknowable mystery. Not surprisingly, the phone network companies are a little coy about admitting they have this ability. Here he pauses, then continues, sounding like a cook admitting that a recipe is deceptively simple. The rather inappropriately named Defence Minister let the cat out of the bag by admitting that there isn't really a threat after all. The nurse performs the history and physical, writes admitting orders, and calls the neurosurgeon for a consult. Show More Sentences So, admitting that paralysis would occur, it's still okay if you're wearing a life jacket because you would float face up? She said that by not accepting the money, she would be admitting they were right. She was given community service after admitting passing counterfeit currency. The Seattle Times says a business columnist and associate editor has resigned after admitting he plagiarized the work of other journalists. Fear of turning into such a pathetic figure of fun, I'm sure, is why I have adopted a pre-emptive strike when it comes to admitting my age. Police believe the mistakes were covered up because admitting to the errors would leave them open to further scandal. While admitting the existence of a working class, Davies does not want us to run away with the idea that it might be a political force. There is a hole at the core of his personality, and his florid prose and arid intellectualism has, for too long, prevented us from admitting it. Louis Aguiar gave evidence at his trial admitting to accelerating quickly and speeding between 55 and 60 kph. I lucked upon a seat, settled in, nodded off and 20 minutes later heard my name being called by the admitting nurse. At least the Brazilian is admitting it and has this week, in typical Elber fashion, offered a few choice words on the Bayern predicament. Substance misuse is common in psychiatric inpatients, but most patients have not been asked about these disorders by admitting psychiatrists. The takeaway lesson for me, which I had already learned much earlier in life, is the importance of admitting mistakes. It's effectively admitting the only relevant element of Drake's notoriously arbitrary Drake equation is time. The Wallabies budget for conceding about one try a game, with Muggleton admitting it was exceptional to keep the opposition tryless. I babble on about style and plot, without admitting I had to re-read the first chapter three times to remind myself who George was. Reluctantly, they'll find a way of saving face while admitting that they're not quite up to where I want them to be. Walk away under the guise of having urgent doctorly business to take care of instead of just admitting to total incompetence. She is as guilty as the next girl, admitting to jogging in tennis pumps rather than specialist running shoes. The Graduate Program in Music is deliberately small, admitting six to eight students each year. Show More Sentences They didn't note that they had made such a correction, of course, because admitting error is beneath them. The art of successful mainstream journalism is the art of reconciling these two irreconcilables without admitting the lie to conscious awareness. Exceptional circumstances have allowed a man to escape a driving ban, despite admitting being almost twice the legal limit. Many members have scrambled to repay expenses, some quickly admitting misjudgment and others saying inflated claims were submitted by mistake. Actually going to that feeb for help was worse than surrendering to dad and admitting I was nothing. That comes of acting imperially without admitting the imperial nature of your actions. On the other hand, they could be very selective admitting only those of the highest academic qualifications and achievements. A picture of a tough home life emerged, with her ex-military father's business ventures failing and Mills admitting she was forced to steal food. They simply couldn't bear to fail their parents by admitting that they'd made a mistake. When you complain about your dog's poor toileting habits, you are basically admitting that you have failed to train him adequately. He e-mailed me saying he was quitting the job and going back east, admitting that I had been right. It believes in telling the truth about drugs, even if it means admitting that there can be pleasure using them. That was better than admitting that the guys got the medals for being fab pop stars whose reflected glory the government needed. He was forced apologise to several patients after admitting the company had failed in its duty of care to them. It is easy to explain away not receiving parental affirmation or to put off admitting the obvious in our lives. By openly admitting to being philanderers, draft dodgers, liars, weasels and cowards, liberals avoid ever being hypocrites. While what he says may be true, admitting it publicly does not seem to be the best method of closing the psychological gap. We men have almost as much trouble owning up to our emotions as we do admitting to fear. It takes a lot to rattle Ms Garrett, but she doesn't mind admitting she's worried. I then piped up admitting my misdial.. the mistake was established and we apologized profusely. Show More Sentences I feel like a cheeseball for admitting this, but I absolutely love Notting Hill. Finding the equipment and an instructor wasn't difficult, but admitting acrophobia was more than I was willing to expose. Despite admitting to previous acts of molestation for which he was never charged, he denied all the charges made against him. Whole scenes were done in an afternoon, he adds, while cheerfully admitting that he can sometimes spend up to a day choreographing just one minute of dance. Not that the government was admitting any of this during its abbreviated and often delayed press briefings. Klein paints a rosy picture of the charter schools, while admitting that not all outperformed traditional public schools. Last week, a British woman committed suicide after admitting she had harassed the McCanns online. Yet, while admitting that TMZ sometimes performs a valuable public service, not everyone is an unalloyed fan. They are bound to have different takes on the action but they were in unison when admitting that it was one of their best friendlies of the pre-season. Despite admitting that he was run ragged by playing basketball with the kids, he said he was considering making it an annual event for the future. He was put on probation for three years after admitting the crime. When will bar management realise that they are not doing customers a favour by admitting them to their bar, without customers there would be no bar. Perhaps this wouldn't be so bad should the revisability of logic and mathematics permit their ultimately admitting of a justification that didn't involve experience. I'm left-handed, and don't mind admitting that I fight like a girl. Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has signalled that he intends retaining the controversial Groceries Order, despite admitting that abolishing it would bring down prices. During the first innings, suffering from dizziness, he bowled surely his worst-ever spell, sending down a trail of long hops before admitting defeat and returning to his bed. By creating this category of loutishness or kids hanging around the Government can acknowledge anxieties without admitting there may be a problem with crime. Such political scientists have since been recanting and admitting that One Party states simply bred autocracy and misrule by refusing to tolerate criticism and dissent. Firmicus follows Manilius, adding that if malefic planets are in aspect, the native is reduced to being a door-keeper, admitting and saluting guests. Instead of admitting our own mistakes in not providing the taxes to maintain and improve health care, we want a scapegoat to take the blame away from ourselves. Show More Sentences Thank you for the backhanded compliment in admitting I'm intelligent. The flip side is the hypocrisy of not admitting the U.S. need for cheap labor, which contradicts its schizoid defensive posture of trying to stem the tide. Hospitals closer to his home baulked at admitting him, he said. Aptitude tests or matriculation examinations, although suggested, would not be suitable methods of admitting students to university, the official said. The owner of the tollway is conducting a security review after admitting that 12,000 of its customers' credit card numbers were leaked from the company. He was clearly besotted with her, recalling in great detail two long and intimate conversations with her, and even admitting that he once kissed her goodnight. From her point of view, it was better not to mention the mistake because it was only a small mistake and admitting it would only result in her boss mistrusting her ability. As was the case with Socrates, philosophy has sought to peel itself away from sophism by admitting to its ignorance, as if unknowing were a pathos to be confessed. The newly fired host took advantage of a Letterman appearance to zing Current TV while admitting he had used poor judgment. I come clean in admitting I am a soppy sentimentalist at heart. They issued a statement admitting they had a nuclear deterrent. But Clarke has so far been seemingly ultra-honest by admitting he still nurses an ambition to be both the leader of the Conservative Party and prime minister. He is candid and believable, even admitting that he resented all the attention she got. But ABN stops short of admitting it completely overhyped the price. Of course, no government wants to undermine its own authority and appearance of impregnability by admitting that public objection to policy plays any part in its actions. And there always seems to be some feeble excuse or other in an attempt to defend their illicit actions, rather than admitting that most of them are just downright bad. The secret to marital bliss eludes the Western civilization, although arrogance and conceit keep it from admitting fundamental flaws and looking elsewhere for solutions. Finally, he agreed to sign a confession admitting he had attacked Wendy. It did not completely absolve itself of blame, however, admitting that its rapid expansion and consequent dependence on increases in demand contributed to the problems. There is usually a period of outright lying, followed by Harry contritely admitting that he has hit, kicked, pushed or thrown something at William. Show More Sentences Disrespecting the Bing basically meant copping to an insignificant offense in order to avoid taking responsibility for, or admitting to, a far graver one. He is currently serving seven years after admitting his role and has told the court he would have received 28 years if he had not turned Queen's evidence. So, was this just a way of easing me out early, without admitting it? He said admitting more patients for a short time was good medical practice, to allow doctors to make a diagnosis and provide treatment more quickly. After admitting to maintenance and the squadron what had happened, as well as conducting a thorough debrief, the jet and I were back flying later that night. While admitting the failure, the utility disclaimed responsibility and is now threatened with lawsuits and an investigation by the public utility commission. It is unlikely that our finding reflects a reporting bias such as might occur when women are more reticent about admitting to disvalued behaviors. However, he refused to see it along national lines after admitting he has also been caught up in the con game as recently as this month. Sonia Clarke was fined pounds 420 after admitting three offences under the Trade Marks Act. The first time Tootsie rang it was as though a little window opened admitting into the semi-dark sitting room bright beams of sunshine. Shaw was forced to adjourn Tuesday's EGM for 10 minutes to conduct an emergency Board meeting before admitting defeat and abandoning it. But after being handed the 900-page doorstopper it wasn't long before she handed it back admitting defeat after a few pages. But the implications go far beyond the Bush administration admitting, and seeking to rectify, the inadequacies of its approach to the Iraq War. Katie H is rather surprised because she expected to be hated more but now gets cheers and people admitting that she seems like a good egg. Stern opens the story by freely admitting his lifelong fascination with informercials. He was disconsolate, admitting he practically psyched himself out by fixating on his program all day. The Edinburgh AC club-mates go into today's heats with Dudgeon admitting she has been inspired to go for broke by the success of her fellow Scot. The photo helped detectives track down Damodar Rao, 22, who was sentenced to 15 days' custody after admitting attempted rape. Despite admitting this, a large percentage of the population still don't protect these items from a far more likely cybercriminal attack. A WHITE supremacist is facing years behind bars after admitting a series of terrorism charges. Show More Sentences Commercial Bank consented to the entry of the SEC's order without admitting or denying liability. The Federal Rules of Evidence strive to eliminate this distrust, and encourage admitting evidence in close cases. Since coming out and admitting it to myself, I've also become addicted to checking out trailers for forthcoming chick flicks. In addition, it provides for such matters as admitting new states and border changes between the states. It was a classic case of admitting a shortcoming and making it a strength. A 21-year-old has been banned from driving for two years after admitting failing to take a breath test. The defendant must, if not admitting the claim, file a defence which has substance. According to the masculinists, the shelters violate men's civil rights by only admitting women. Savin, of Altway, Aintree, was jailed for 12 years after admitting conspiracy to supply cocaine. But when Fallon caned the 40-1 shot home in the last stride it was a sair fecht and I don't mind admitting I was a TKO after that low blow. Manning was fined pounds 250 by North Devon magistrates after admitting the offence in Barnstaple. To this objection, my answer stands as might be expected, admitting my own major, and denying the minor which the objicient has appended to it. A boy of 15 seized in Blackburn, Lancs, in April was jailed for life last month after admitting plans for the Anzac Day attack. On 18 September 2014, the club voted in favour of admitting female members. It starts with realizing and admitting that I might be infected. Any applicants considered to be in need of immediate assistance could be issued with a note admitting them directly to the workhouse. Further observations of the speed of flame fronts in fissures and passageways led him to design a lamp with fine tubes admitting the air. This, in effect, slid backwards and forwards admitting steam to one end of the cylinder then the other. Pushed by the suffragist movement for women, Harvard Law School started considering admitting women in 1899 but without success. Holub was jailed for life with an order to serve a minimum of 20 years after admitting murder, child neglect and child cruelty at Leicester Crown Court. Show More Sentences King John II naturally declined to enter into a hopeless competition at Rome, and simply ignored the bulls, thus neither admitting their authority nor defying the Church. Abele View Ltd, which ran the home near Stourbridge, West Mids, was fined PS133,000 at Stoke crown court after admitting failing to ensure the safety of its residents. Survey respondents agreed, with 67 percent admitting they had purchased a newspaper or magazine just because it had a free covermount disc on the cover. Now, Speirs, of Firtrees Avenue, Wallsend, has been locked up again after admitting wounding with intent and possessing a knife at Newcastle Crown Court. Liberals loved him, back in 1992, for dodging the draft and for admitting he'd been around pot-smokers without stalking out in a snit or summoning the narcs. Far from feeling threatened, my girlfriend finds solace in them and would view any young man not admitting to a man crush as uncomfortable with his sexuality. The primary contribution made by Augustine was to introduce the idea of sign as a general notion admitting of a fundamental division into signa naturalia and signa data. The Library has been criticised for admitting numbers of undergraduate students, who have access to their own university libraries, to the reading rooms. Despite Cambridge's delay in admitting women to full degrees, Cambridge women were at the heart of scientific research throughout the 20th century. Well qualified bachelor's graduates can also enrol directly into PhD programs after a procedure to determine their aptitude administered by the admitting university. Examples from Classical Literature But, admitting this, the determination of the highest good itself involved rationalism and moralism. Everybody had been a hero, natch, and they were all very unbashful about admitting it. He climbed out at Glendale Center Hospital, paid the hackie, and went to the admitting desk. But admitting that he could unearth anything about her, could he write the life of a saint? He longed to hear Hinde admitting that he had been mistaken in John's quality. Again the door was opened, admitting the bustle of the city with a fresher reverberation into the intelligence office. This vast stretch of market garden, intersected by waterways just admitting the passage of a boat, is very productive. The cattle were lazy and logy from water, often admitting of riding within a rod, thus rendering the brands readable at a glance. So, admitting Mudfog to be damp, we distinctly state that it is salubrious. One must do to mora the justice of admitting that he was no follower of the crowd. Experts, however, while admitting Sandy's general genius, did not go so far as this. She did not realise how much she was admitting, but the literary agent did. But the walls were admitting a fragmental echo of what must have been a reverberating voice. The poor woman ended by admitting to herself that she was reduced to the aborigines. Mortimer compromised by admitting that he had probably forgotten it. I have no hesitation whatever in admitting that I have mine. Roden led the way into the house, admitting himself with a latch-key. The weather admitting of no delay to consider these repairs, she opened the gate and hastened up the slope, followed by the troop of girls. Boll, 26, must now put his firm into liquidation, sell his pounds 750,000 mansion and two cars after admitting deception at Bristol Crown Court. But one and the selfsame substance, while retaining its identity, is yet capable of admitting contrary qualities. Show More Sentences Earlier last month 42-year old heroin addict Paul Bustard was jailed after admitting a charge of manslaughter. Was Government admitting there was nothing but staleness in the present? Zobeida and Amina made some difficulty about admitting the new comers, and Sadie knew the reason of their hesitation. To say the act went off tamely would be simply admitting the truth. The battle will be a l outrance, sith the said offence was of a deadly sort, admitting of no comPosition. The people of Newcastle were among the most restrained with just four per cent admitting to a one-night stand over the festive period. He looked himself over in a mirror, admitting honestly that though he did very well as a politician he was a wreck on the shores of Cythera. His vocabulary sighed as if admitting defeat and uselessness. This one acted as your engager, and then found that he could not find you an employer without admitting a third person into his plot. A FORMER vice principal at a leading grammar school walked free yesterday after admitting indecently assaulting three female pupils. She was convicted at the High Court in Glasgow in 1994 along with dad David, 48, a fruiterer, who got 10 years after admitting heroin dealing. Grant has been part of a backlash against Britain's tabloids and even turned the tables on the industry by taping a journalist admitting malpractice. The soul is not twin-born but the only begotten, and though revealing itself as child in time, child in appearance, is of a fatal and universal power, admitting no co-life. The most distinctive mark of substance appears to be that, while remaining numerically one and the same, it is capable of admitting contrary qualities. Buckingham and Bragelonne admitting De Guiche into their friendship, in concert with him, sang the praises of the princess during the whole of the journey. For though substance is capable of admitting contrary qualities, yet no one is at the same time both sick and healthy, nothing is at the same time both white and black. Such passages will be found, however, to be based upon facts admitting of no contradiction, and which have come immediately under the writer's cognizance. If, then, a man should make this exception and contend that statements and opinions are capable of admitting contrary qualities, his contention is unsound. Emma Carling, 22, of Lavender Grove, Pentrebane, Cardiff, was fined pounds 50 with pounds 60 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting the offence. Muzzy Izzet has announced his retirement from professional football after admitting defeat with a persistent knee injury that has decimated his career at Birmingham City. Show More Sentences You have done your duty in excluding, now let me do mine in admitting her. Now,' thought I, 'if I had but a pencil and a morsel of paper, I could make a lovelier sketch than hers, admitting I had the power to delineate faithfully what is before me. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of admitting? Words that rhyme with admitting What is the adverb for admitting? What is the adjective for admitting? What is the noun for admitting? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words admittedly Admitted admitted admittance admits admit defeat admit to admit you were wrong admixed admixture admonish admonished 9-letter Words Starting With a ad adm admi admit admitt admitti admittin