Whether we like to admit it or not, we must admit, if we are fair-minded and intelligent, that philosophy cannot speak with the same authority as science, where science has been able to verify its results.
We must admit, moreover, that there is to be found in a number of the special sciences a body of accepted facts which is without its analogue in philosophy.
The man is, I think we must admit, rather blind as to the full significance of his position, and he is, in consequence, rather helpless.
We must admit that we have never seen a miracle ourselves, and we must admit that, according to our experience, there are no miracles.
If I believe, then, that a miracle is impossible, I must admit that, if I err in that, it is still impossible for God himself to convince me of it.
It is, I must admit, a most independent book in that respect, and treats your spiritual illumination most cavalierly.
I must admit," said I, "that I could probably not travel far.
I must admit, in all candor, that seeing him so different from what he appeared after the disasters of Moscow, and even when I had left him at Troyes a few days before, I strongly believed it.
If this was flattery, I must admit it; but I would have done the same towards any other woman, whatever her rank and her relation to me, had she been even half as lovely as was Madame Bonaparte.
I must admit it fits the requirements," Zircon agreed.
I must admit I have a selfish interest in all this worry about getting to the outside.
I must admit I've found it some advantage to be so sizable.
Charlie I must admit I have to call up some times for reproof: Guy, never.
Increased vocal resonance at the top of the left lung, he must admit.
But, as a matter of fact, I must admit I was not in the least alarmed.
But the likeness in my case, I must admit, escapes me.
If the reproach is sometimes well-founded, we must admit, at least, that it is not always so.
They have profited well, I must admit, by the advantages assured to them by the complicity of the ministers of Mr. Buchanan.
This, we must admit, is something like what has been passing in the United States since the South proclaimed its ultra policy, and placed its pretensions under the protection of its threats.
And yet, I must say--I must admit--that the old testament is better than the new.
He must admit that he ought to be damned, and that of the two he prefers it, before God will consent to save him.
I hope so, wife, yet I must admit that I am beginning to doubt the genuineness of the second narrative, and for the last fifteen years I have preached the gospel from the standpoint of this second or dust creation.
I must admit I am very much confused, and I must be able to explain by to-night, for Walter will be disappointed if he cannot continue his lesson this evening.
I must admit he has gone far beyond me, in his understanding of the Bible.
Indeed, I must admit that, in manner, he carried out the spirit of his request.
I must admit, however, that there is nothing loud in tone, word, or manner.
I must admit that I expected no such experience as has blessed us to-day.
But he too is odd, we must admit," resumed Louise, "and he had the very same kind of paper we found in the bottle.
Oh, Grace, I never quite expected so much excitement, but I must admit I love it," said the courageous scout.
Not even the entire volley brought him to his senses," put in Cleo, "for I must admit I was looking over his way myself.
I must admit, however, that of late years New Orleans has developed a perfect case of dual personality, and that, as often happens where there is dual personality, one side of her nature seems altogether incompatible with the other.
Though I am not constitutionally enthusiastic about seeing battlefields, I must admit that I found the field of Vicksburg engrossing.
To tell the truth, I must admit that I felt somewhat nervous.
It was impossible for them to make up their minds to such a shameful breach of Mussulman law; and, if I must admit it, I myself experienced a strange sort of revulsion at the thought of it.
At this injunction I forthwith embraced my aunt, and I must admit that as I kissed her I could not repress a smile, recollecting this sacramental phrase of my uncle's.
Nevertheless I must admit it was not without some apprehensions that I returned the next day to the harem.
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