| admit | 1) The private investigator had already admitted phone hacking. 1) He had admitted murdering fifteen young homosexual men. 2) Fletcher admitted team selection had been hard. more admit sentences |
| admit defeat | 1) The 2 admit defeat before continuing their search. 2) Maya breaks down emotionally, admitting defeat . more admit defeat sentences |
| admit evidence | 1) Procedure: Trial court admitted evidence and 9th Cir. affirmed. 2) The District Court's decision to admit evidence is reviewed with considerable deference. more admit evidence sentences |
| admit fear | 1) Reynolds has an admitted fear of flying so the actor talked about how he had to overcome that fear to do much of the wire-work that was required for the film. 2) Tumsil admitted fears over being unable to keep up with pace the internet is advancing. more admit fear sentences |
| admit responsibility | 1) No organisation has admitted responsibility for the killing. 2) The Soviets did not admit responsibility until 1990. more admit responsibility sentences |
| admit that | 1) Everyone admits that religious belief is widespread throughout human history. 2) It was admitted that high explosive shells were dangerous. more admit that sentences |
| admit to | 1) The couple admits to being big fossil fuel users. 2) The study analysed students admitted to multiple colleges. more admit to sentences |
| admit to doing | 1) No doctor will admit to doing unnecessary testing. 2) Those who have admitted to doing the crime . more admit to doing sentences |
| admitted by | 1) External readers may be admitted by appointment. 2) This is admitted by advocates of ritual music. more admitted by sentences |
| admitted into | 1) No males were admitted into the program. 2) In 1822 he was formally admitted into membership. more admitted into sentences |
| admitted to have been | 1) Houston later admitted to having been fired. 2) He admitted to have been involved in around 100 street fights. more admitted to have been sentences |
| admitted to hospital | 1) At least three people were admitted to hospital . 2) A sixth was admitted to hospital in critical condition. more admitted to hospital sentences |
| ashamed to admit | 1) I'm ashamed to admit that turned me on somewhat. 2) In EvE we are not ashamed to admit . more ashamed to admit sentences |
| care to admit | 1) That depressed Jamie much more than she cared to admit . 2) Maybe Tiger was more right than we care to admit . more care to admit sentences |
| dare admit | 1) He wouldn't have dared admit it was him. 2) She felt beautiful, needed, and alone she dared admit to feeling loved. more dare admit sentences |
| dare to admit | 1) Only out on the water with Pedro panting in the prow had she dared to admit that for the first time in her life she had felt herself a prisoner at the Hall. 2) It just came that we know that were having a mutual understanding of our feelings but neither of us dares to admit it. more dare to admit sentences |
| embarrassed to admit | 1) I'm embarrassed to admit them to myself. 2) I am almost too embarrassed to admit it, in retrospect. more embarrassed to admit sentences |
| forced to admit | 1) He was forced to admit they were right. 2) Gerald was forced to admit he did. more forced to admit sentences |
| frankly admit | 1) And this week , Republicans frankly admitted that they are losing. 2) Let us frankly admit that this involves a significant degree of mystery. more frankly admit sentences |
| freely admit | 1) She has freely admitted to having extensive cosmetic surgery. 2) The following Catholic sources freely admit this mistake. more freely admit sentences |
| grudgingly admit | 1) But I must grudgingly admit that she has a valid point. 2) grudgingly admits to being an ' old school' transformer. more grudgingly admit sentences |
| hate to admit | 1) It made sense, although she hated to admit it. 2) I hate to admit this but I am seriously debating not bothering . more hate to admit sentences |
| have the courage to admit | 1) I hope that the Leader of the Opposition will also have the courage to admit that. 2) I just hope English supporters have the courage to admit that they have far from dominated this series . more have the courage to admit sentences |
| have to admit | 1) I had to admit he was right. 2) Melissa had to admit that was true. more have to admit sentences |
| honest enough to admit | 1) It was perhaps a coward's answer, and he was honest enough to admit it. 2) His father is honest enough to admit that his son had tried drugs on a few occasions. more honest enough to admit sentences |
| honestly admit | 1) Robby honestly admits that was a hard situation. 2) He can't resist those who humbly and honestly admit how desperately they need him. more honestly admit sentences |
| loath to admit | 1) Forest hesitated, loath to admit such a flight of fancy. 2) The recurrent bouts of sinusitis would make her depressed, although she was loath to admit it. more loath to admit sentences |
| mind admit | 1) The hypothesis, therefore, is one which every mind admits . 2) Oh I don't mind admitting it! more mind admit sentences |
| must admit | 1) Now for something else anyone must admit . 2) I must admit my diet has been appalling. more must admit sentences |
| openly admit | 1) At least one government organization is willing to openly admit . 2) He openly admits to and supports drug use. more openly admit sentences |
| prepared to admit | 1) Winners need losers more than football is prepared to admit . 2) I admire people who are prepared to admit they were wrong. more prepared to admit sentences |
| privately admit | 1) Seems remote ; even the Lakers privately admit as much. 2) Apparently Mantik has already privately admitted the errors described in the following article. more privately admit sentences |
| readily admit | 1) Freeman readily admits that he is interpreting . 2) She readily admits she has always been a great enthusiast. more readily admit sentences |
| refuse to admit | 1) He refused to admit that he was wrong. 2) This was something the assassin vehemently refused to admit to himself. more refuse to admit sentences |
| reluctant to admit | 1) Courts are reluctant to admit their own error. 2) Manufacturers are reluctant to admit the existence of this defect. more reluctant to admit sentences |
| reluctantly admit | 1) This is a feature of character which their opponents reluctantly admit . 2) Brighton fans are alright, I have to reluctantly admit . more reluctantly admit sentences |
| the first to admit | 1) I am the first to admit ... that sucks. 2) And she's the first to admit it. more the first to admit sentences |
| unwilling to admit | 1) The USA is unwilling to admit the imperial system is inferior . 2) She swallowed convulsively, unwilling to admit that his judgement hurt. more unwilling to admit sentences |
| willing to admit | 1) Be willing to admit your own jealousy. 2) She was willing to admit that to herself. more willing to admit sentences |