15231 examples of admits in sentences

The climate at this elevation admits of the making of permanent homes, and by moving the hives to higher pastures as the lower pass out of bloom, the annual yield of honey would be nearly doubled.

Every body not a dolt admits conscience to be a good thing, though a thing every body cannot boast of possessing.

It was a reverie of the kind that everyone, and especially everyone's wife, admits to be mawkish and unprofitable; and yet, somehow, the next still summer night, or long sleepy Sunday afternoon, or, perhaps, some cheap, jigging and heartbreaking melody, will set a carnival of old loves and old faces awhirl in the brain.

The point is an interesting one, but admits of a ready explanation.

Now he admits that he was drinking with her at the buffet at Laroche.

If this trade admits of a moral or a rational justification, every crime, even the most atrocious, may be justified.

In the light of these things the pro-slavery inclination of the much-disputed paragraph in the Body of Liberties, adopted in 1641, admits of no doubt.

That Bacon believed himself to have invented a system wholly new admits of no doubt; but it is doubtful whether he ever definitely arranged this system in his own mind.

There is abundant evidence that the visualising faculty admits of being developed by education.

I am conscious that the reader may desire even more assurance of the trustworthiness of the accounts I have given than the space now at my disposal admits, or than I could otherwise afford without wearisome iteration of the same tale, by multiplying extracts from my large store of material.

"Poetry admits of greater latitude than prose, with respect to coining, or, at least, new compounding words.

The Comma is used to separate those parts of a sentence, which are so nearly connected in sense, as to be only one degree removed from that close connexion which admits no point.

"That it is our duty to be pious admits not of any doubt.

"That it is our duty to be pious, admits not of any doubt.

"Time admits of three natural divisions; namely, Present, Past, and Future."Day

But, in a subsequent chapter, I include under this name the first participle of the passive verb; and this, in our language, is always a compound, and the latter term of it does not end in ing: as, "In all languages, indeed, examples are to be found of adjectives being compared whose signification admits neither intension nor remission.

He had a keen eye for the beauties of natural scenery, though "more especially," he admits, "when combined with ancient ruins or remains of our forefathers' piety or splendor."

" Adultery is, of course, recognised as the cause that admits a separation.

He admits he was frightened.

Educated man as he was, he admits he asked himself if this could be something that his horse could not see.

She converses chiefly with Men (as she has often said herself), but it is only in their Writings; and admits of very few Male-Visitants, except my Friend Sir ROGER, whom she hears with great Pleasure, and without Scandal.

Khomakof[A] himself admits that we have never invented so much as a mousetrap.

which in and of itself understands so little, and admits so many follies as soon as a scholar affirms them.

Spatola admits he knows German; he grows suspicious when shorthand is mentioned.

It is very presumptuous to attempt to add to it, yet I have been struck with the fact that life admits of a natural analysis into no less than fifteen distinct periods.

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