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Someone who has just come into full physical development, someone who is fresh, lean, and taut, can be pretty exciting eye candy for more people than government and cultural leaders would like to
admit
-- and it's also a far cry from pedophilia (key term being "full physical development").
As a person who have been at stage I can admit, that movie is very much realistic, as a person who believe in God, I agree with Madonna that wanted to send messages through this movie - "every one needs love, is it enough to everyone, what are we waiting for?" (hopefully I got it right).
But the effects were good I have to
admit
that.
I have to
admit
that at first I was captured by Echo.
I watched this movie for a bit of a laugh plus it had the Hoff in it and lets face it after Knightrider the Hoff is one cool dude! (I'll let u decide whether or not I'm being sarcastic there, on one hand I could be but on the other the truth is I may be a MASSIVE Hoff fan but won't
admit
it.)
I am not ashamed to
admit
I got interested in it after it being linked to Kill Bill, but then again, I hadn't heard of it until a while after the Kill Bill movies came out, and I thought it sounded like something I'd be interested in, my kind of movie.
I'll
admit
that after reading some early remarks about Robert Schwentke's cinematic version I was very worried, in fact so much so that my expectations were somewhat low.
I personally was not over impressed with Wes Craven's Scream trilogy, but I must
admit
that I have paid close attention to the overwhelming effect that the three movies have had on horror cinema.
I have to admit, I'm not sure whose side is true, but in this movie, Joan is nothing but a two-faced (witch) who says she loves her daughter but is just plain horrible to her!
Powell is one of my favorite actors and he's just so good in everything he's in whether it be comedy or drama, but I have to
admit
I love him in comedies more than anything.
Well, not to be too harsh, I have to
admit
that the letters from home and the gift of a cute puppy do ring an even softer tone.
I must admit, whoever advertised this movie is a genius.
The only good part about this movie was the jokes it provided my friends and I. But, i can
admit
that the fake-me-out Steve Erwin was funny, and so were some other lines in the movie.
I watched this with my roommate Saturday night and I must
admit
that it had me on the edge of my seat, until the very end.
I hate to
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I actually fell asleep during this one (I can't imagine that happening during the best horror exploitation pics of Fulci, Deodata and the like.)
Perhaps it's so bad it's funny" and I must
admit
it showed potential on that part.
It's also about elements of personality and relationships that we don't find easy to look at or
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to.
I
admit
it, the sole reason I wanted to see this was because of Marlon Brando but once you see his appearance you can't imagine that this is the man from Elia Kazan-movies or Don Corleone...at contrary, he plays like an idiot... Okay, George C Scott is the kind of actor that never works on my nerves and he also was the only reason why I kept watching as this movie sucks...
Let me
admit
right here that a big part of my attraction to the X-Files is its plot contrivances and normally vague resolutions.
I'll
admit
that the storyline, all the familiar Jordanesque tales, and following this "Michael" mimic the life of the real MJ, will hold your attention.
I'll
admit.
I've just recently watched most of Season 1 and I must
admit
that I am truly hooked :P I loved the idea of the Sam's soul being sold to the Devil by his Dad as the premise for the series ;) Sam is told the truth on his 21st birthday and he must work for the Devil as a bounty hunter to capture 'souls' who have escaped from Hell.
How sad to have been initially excited to find YOTD on DVD at Target, buy it, wait for the perfect moment to watch it, and then...to realize my memory was more gauze-wrapped and imperfect than I'd ever want to
admit.
I have to admit, I loved this movie from when I first saw it.
Upfront, I must
admit
that I watched only the first 30 minutes of this film.
The Frightening was indeed BAD!!!The acting I do have to
admit
was well,but the story line,characters and death scenes were either stupid,mediocre,or unexplainable.There are other films that are the same genre and fall under the same category as this one,and they all are way more superior.The concept however,was still just a bit creepy.If what had happened in the film happened to you,you would have to put yourself in the main character's shoes.Most of the ways people died were also avoidable.It just seems as if the director told them that they needed to act so stupid in order to make people like this film.Avoid this film as much as possible,but if you absolutely feel the urge to pick it up off the shelves one day,I warn you with the deepest concerns a person can have for another.
I'll
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that I didn't know of this films existence until a critically acclaimed movie critic went on a rant against it(hint: the same critic that gave Speed 2 a thumbs up).
As caveat, I have to
admit
at the onset that I went to school with James Salisko, who got the job of adding the jokes to the script and appears as the surly bartender.
Well, when I watched the uncut version, actually I have to in some ways
admit
that this wasn't the worst film ever made, worthy of MST3K sarcasm, but I would say that the problems are minor and the film just needs a band-aid, lol.
i
admit
the fist 15 minutes of the film where quite good but after that i struggled to keep watching it.
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