Examples of 'have to admit i' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to admit i"
The phrase 'have to admit I' signifies a confession or acceptance of something. It is often used to express the speaker's acknowledgment of a personal thought, feeling, opinion, or experience that may contradict or surprise others. This phrase is commonly used in informal conversations, social media posts, or casual writings to provide a genuine and open perspective on a particular matter
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have to admit i
And i have to admit i needed the attention.
If that was a lie too I have to admit I feel cheated.
I have to admit i disagree with you frequently.
I saw it again yesterday and have to admit I liked it better the second time.
I have to admit i was skeptical.
All in all it could be worse but I have to admit I am hurting.
I have to admit i am a bit worried.
Certain possibilities remain and I have to admit I am unhappy about them.
I have to admit i was surprised.
For the first half of the book I have to admit I was bored.
I have to admit I was ignorant that it was based on a graphic novel.
Dark nights when I have looked to you for a little I have to admit I have had a few.
I have to admit I never expected you to be in a place like this.
And he wanted to listen . and i have to admit i needed the attention.
I have to admit I was a bit worried that he would not like it.
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I have not heard anything but have to admit I rarely go there….
I have to admit I have taken it up a notch from what he drew.
And if you pressed me, I would have to admit I do not believe in ghosts either.
I have to admit I do not like where it looks like we are headed.
I saw you watching me . I have to admit I was watching you for a long time.
I have to admit I am usually a prude when it comes to these things.
Those equations he had on the board? I have to admit I could not follow much of it.
I really have to admit I was not expecting responses so soon or so thorough.
I definitely… would stop talking about my book. I have to admit I would probably drop the environment.
I have to admit I had to think a bit to find the correct answer.
I am not blaming you . I have to admit I feel flattered.
I have to admit I have never met a woman who viewed it like that.
As rewarding as this work was, I have to admit I was pretty depressed.
I have to admit I did not have the strength to resist the dominant culture.
Its embarrassing to have to admit I claimed to be one of them.
I have to admit I was somewhat surprised by just how lengthy this first chapter is.
As he approached us I have to admit I was anticipating some trouble.
I have to admit I had trouble at first with the names of the characters.
I do need wisdom, and I have to admit I do not have it.
I have to admit I found it hard to get into the rhythm of this book.
I asked to read it, but I have to admit I was a little skeptical.
I have to admit I was a bit taken aback by the tone of your letter.
As an entrepreneur, I have to admit I fall victim to this trap.
I have to admit I may have been a little bit pushy forceful at times.
Of the two interpretations, I have to admit I prefer the second.
But you have to admit I did have the courtesy to do it from the front.
There is my favorite warriors, I have to admit I kind miss to face of thing.
I have to admit I admire people that have experienced adversity and then emerged from it.
So you will have to admit I was right.
Have to admit I was surprised to get your message.
You do not have to admit I was right.
Have to admit I was not aware of this battle.
I suppose so . You have to admit I was right on this one.
Have to admit I thought it a little unusual.
I realise that . You have to admit I kinda lack in the book area.
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