Sentence for admitted | Use admitted in a sentence

Sentence using the word admitted. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use admitted in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for admitted.

• He was admitted. (10)
• It was admitted. (10)
• I admitted that I did. (16)
• He admitted this marriage? (8)
• The path just admitted three. (4)
• She did it well, he admitted. (10)
• He admitted that his health was good. (10)
• He admitted his error, and thanked her warmly. (10)
• He admitted there might be one above the Laws. (10)
• That, anyway, everyone admitted, was dangerous. (8)
• Part only of this answer, however, was admitted. (4)
• He admitted the grandeur of the poetry of Homer. (10)
• He even admitted that he acted on his principles! (8)
• She admitted it; and thenceforward they were equals. (10)
• Lorm gave orders that no visitors were to be admitted. (12)
• At last, a second gateway admitted us to the town itself. (2)
• The farmer admitted that he was stronger than he looked. (10)
• The farmer admitted that he was stronger than he looked. (22)
• The rational view, she admitted, was one to be considered. (10)
• May not one be admitted to inspect the machinery of wisdom? (10)
• If he can leap the barrier he and his goods must be admitted. (10)
• He half admitted having rushed to the palace on his road to me. (10)
• The window, wide open, admitted an east wind; there was no fire. (8)
• This morning, fortified by despair, she admitted her own beauty. (8)
• This they cheerfully admitted; indeed, they proudly affirmed it. (7)
• Mrs. Ercott admitted to herself now that what John said was true. (8)
• She quickly gave way, and admitted a craving for dainty morsels. (10)
• I admitted it, feeling that it was easily to have been perceived. (10)
• He admitted the greater keenness of attention awakened by novelty. (10)
• He humbly admitted it all, and left her to think of Rogers herself. (9)
• The conviction of his determination once admitted, it was not unwelcome. (4)
• I admitted that I was sometimes afraid, and often afraid of being afraid. (8)
• They want to talk to you; they beg humbly to be admitted to your presence. (12)
• Grudgingly he admitted her still beautiful and in figure almost as young as ever. (8)
• She admitted the truth, with eyes dwelling on him, until a ringlet got displaced. (10)
• It was past ludicrous; yet admitted of no woefulness, nothing soothingly pathetic. (10)
• The need for a common service of foreign and national news must therefore be admitted. (16)
• She admitted a willingness to try a change of air, if it was deemed good for her husband. (10)
• Edmund was not sorry to be admitted again among the number of those who might speak and hear. (4)
• No visitors will be admitted, General Ople, so you are bare-throated only to me: sit quietly. (10)
• General Ople started, admitted that the word was French, and apologized for his pronunciation. (10)
• When the polizia had gone from the court, he was admitted and allowed to look into every room. (10)
• He graced the scene, she admitted, when reassured by his perfect reserve toward her personally. (10)
• And government censorship, with all of its attendant and long since admitted evils, would follow. (16)
• But be it admitted, that to any one loving colour, music, chivalry, the Island of Drab is an exile. (10)
• Mrs. Mel admitted them into the parlour, bowing much above the level of many of the heads that passed her. (10)
• The ladies, with another sensation, admitted the perfect accuracy with which these points had been touched. (9)
• He had expected her to be pale and nervous; but Gyp never admitted being naughty till she had been forgiven. (8)
• It is universally admitted that rhythm is the very basis of music, without which it is vague and meaningless. (3)
• As regarded her uncle, Dahlia admitted that she had behaved forgetfully and unkindly, and promised amendment. (22)
• He got loose from them and held them up to the candle, and the rays were admitted, neither winking nor peeping. (10)
• She knew that she had betrayed herself, made plain to Mark Lennan what she had never until now admitted to herself. (8)
• He praised her courage, visibly admired her person, admitted her in private to be his equal, degraded her in public. (10)
• She admitted that she was not the most sympathetic companion Nevil could have had on the way, either going or coming. (10)
• All admitted, however, that this was best known to Timothy himself, and possibly to Soames, who never divulged a secret. (8)
• Beauchamp admitted as much as that he had made the case gigantic, though he stuck to his charge against the Tory party. (10)
• The delicate thing had not picked his bones: Patrick admitted it; he had seen his brother hale and stout not long back. (10)
• Several years after its first publication he admitted authorship and it was included in the collected edition of his works. (8)
• That the Associated Press is powerful enough to be a bad trust if those who control it so desire must be admitted offhand. (16)
• She admitted to herself that it was not entirely her work; for she never would have had their place of meeting to be the Shop. (10)
• It is generally admitted that a window has little architectural charm without muntins, and these are made ¾ inch wide, as a rule. (17)
• My father swept the old man in before him, with a bow and flourish that admitted of no contradiction, and the door closed on them. (10)
• Although twelve modes were theoretically admitted in church music, it was for the most part confined to the eight modes given above. (3)
• If this line of verse be not yet in our literature, Through very love of self himself he slew, let it be admitted for his epitaph. (10)
• I submit to your worship that these questions are hardly to the point, the prisoner having admitted that he himself does not remember anything. (8)
• In actual fact, occasional instances of gross and unscrupulous financial control of newspapers for selfish or base ends must be admitted to exist. (16)
• One of the first rules of the organization is, therefore, that no new newspaper can be admitted without the consent of members within competitive radius. (16)
• Yet she admitted to him that the countess possessed resources which she could find nowhere; and she saw the full beauty of such inimitable grave endurance. (10)

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