admit造句

“Yes, ” I admit reluctantly.

Daniel: Well, I admit.

I'll admit I'm a skeptic.

Just unwilling to admit fragile oneself.

They admit a border line cases.

It's not P. C. to admit you spank your child.

I have to admit Brooks woke me up.

But I have to admit, they won my attention.

"No. An unremitting readiness to admit you may be wrong".

people admit to being bookworms in the same way they admit to being "just too tidy really", or "a bit of a workaholic".

You must admit you've never loved her wholeheartedly and half-hearted love is worse than none.

Do they belong deep in your heart when you refuse to admit them or express them?

Never a man to admit his literary debts, Cooper himself always resented the label.

I have to admit, that was a pretty good deal and it was sneaky.

We have to admit that there is still room for improvement.

However, as I said earlier, the first step is to admit to yourself that you're dealing with anxiety.

This was the biggest reason one glare had hurt me for so long. I could not admit these feelings.

Everyone knew I had to admit that I had made an awful mistake and had tried to hide it.

Cancellation of the talks followed by military inaction would merely advertise what Nixon could not admit even to himself.

I have to admit I had some assumptions as to what these family lodging would look like.

But that means you need to admit that you need rescuing. Jesus does not save people who think they don't need saving, or rescuing, or deliverance.

The finding suggests that women, but not men, are influenced by social desirability concerns in what they were thinking or what they would admit to thinking.

As the sacred edifice was too much thronged to admit another auditor, she took up her position close beside the scaffold of the pillory.

But everyone will admit that good looks help in drawing attention, and they can help in attracting you to find out more about a person.

I must admit, however, that my betrothed is not an auspicious maiden — whatever else she may bring one, it is not good fortune.

Even a Shuttle enthusiast like Cabana has to admit-and does, reluctantly-that the venerable craft has proven with more than sufficient repetition that man can achieve low earth orbit.

These folks admit to feeling grateful and sad, joyous and angry, optimistic and defeated, all at the same time; yet only half of their emotions are acceptable in the public eye.

While she still sat under the Scotchman's eyes, a man came up to the door, reaching it as Henchard opened the door of the inner office to admit Elizabeth.

I freely admit the former existence of many islands, now buried beneath the sea, which may have served as haltingplaces for plants and for many animals during their migration.

All of these things of are keen interest but realistically out of the big game-although few will admit it, out of politeness and memory of the old might.

He did not hit the right room directly, she motioned me to admit him, but he found it out ere I could reach the door, and in a stride or two was at her side, and had her grasped in his arms.

I get so I really kind of hate to look in the sack at the end of the day, and I have to admit giving him his goodnight kiss on the lips is not nearly as fun as it used to be.