Sample Sentences foradmissible (auto-selected)
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Judge Atlee had long since ruled them admissible.† (source)
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I'm ruling the kid's testimony is admissible.† (source)
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They've been turned up now by the searches through hospital records, or — more likely, sincemost hospitals destroyed such records once it became clear what was going to happen — by informants: ex-nurses perhaps, or a pair of them, since evidence from a single woman is no longer admissible; or another doctor, hoping to save his own skin; or someone already accused, lashing out at an enemy, or at random, in some desperate bid for safety.† (source)
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But not, in the present circumstance, admissible.† (source)
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It's not admissible unless he lets prior knowledge slip.† (source)
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If Hugh Akston were around, no academic publication would have dared to treat this as a work admissible into the realm of philosophy.† (source)
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As Japanese nationals are not admissible under existing regulations I regret to inform you that no encouragement can be offered with respect to her desire to return to Canada at the present time.† (source)
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My anonymous letter of support was ruled inadmissible.† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "in-" in inadmissible means not and reverses the meaning of admissible. This is the same pattern you see in words like invisible, incomplete, and insecure.
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After her, but on different days, and with Belknap and Jephson contending every inch of the way as to the admissibility of all this, the testimony of the five doctors whom Mason had called in at the time Roberta's body was first brought to Bridgeburg, and who in turn swore that the wounds, both on the face and head, were sufficient, considering Roberta's physical condition, to stun her.† (source)
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It was termed an "Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility."† (source)standard prefix: The prefix "in-" in inadmissibility means not and reverses the meaning of admissibility. This is the same pattern you see in words like invisible, incomplete, and insecure.
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Mr. Janes, I'd like you to hold off on Dr. Madden's request for a copy of his deposition until I have ruled whether his testimony is admissible in court.† (source)
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Lieutenant, anything my client says under physical and mental duress is inadmissible.† (source)
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He was deeply moved by its content but bothered by its admissibility.† (source)
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The impossibility of her quitting her father, Mr. Knightley felt as strongly as herself; but the inadmissibility of any other change, he could not agree to.† (source)
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I had not known they would take place, nor would my telling of Paul's thoughts ever be admissible in any court.† (source)
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Cook had told the judge that any testimony based on statements made to Hill by Danny Hansford would constitute inadmissible hearsay.† (source)
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