Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...books will admit students to the temporary wooden stands that have been erected on the field...
...Harvard football team has completed what we must admit was not a successful season. Why? I believe that it was not half so much the fault of the men who did their best on the team an of these who call themselves its "supporters...
...Mary Austin lives by herself (with a secretary) in her Spanish-Colonial house in Santa Fe, likes to be considered an authority on Spanish and Indian culture in the Southwest. Though she does not admit in so many words that her life has been happy, she does think it has been successful: "The totality of my experiences is that I have been faithful to the pattern, and it has not disappointed...
...expression "Bon comme le pain." When I heard it, I thought of you. You're good, like bread; you're essential, you know. Mother. The world couldn't get on without people like you.'" Readers of Greenbanks will close the book with a grateful nod, admit that Charles was absolutely right...
...Plan is already in effect. The suggested plan is experimental and ideal, which would make the majority of colleges who dislike to be "the first by whom the new is tried" hesitant to adopt it. To remedy the shortcomings of current admission systems the report seeks to admit only the student who is genuine college material, by presenting an accurate standard for estimating his fitness. Yet the New Plan has been tried, found practicable, and adopted. By means of the New Plan's "check and balance" it approaches very near the spirit of the method worked out by the Foundation...