Sentence examples for admittedly, often from inspiring English sources

"Passion," admittedly, often starts turning into a work of art.

It's exhilarating, fun, and admittedly often intense, but has brought about a level of communication between us that I think is one of the core strengths of our relationship.

Whatever happens (or doesn't) this week in Bonn, the Trump Administration and its cronies in the fossil-fuel industry — the two groups are, admittedly, often interchangeable — are making it that much harder to curtail emissions.

So why is the New York Stock Exchange, the biggest in the world, said to face extinction?In this section The battle for efficient markets Running into trouble Reprints Related items Running into troubleJun 15th 2000 Tomorrow’s stockmarketsJun 15th 2000The death of the Big Board has, admittedly, often been predicted, by The Economist among others.

Sooner or later the world outside the conference chamber, in the form of deteriorating economies, angry electorates or a divisive foreign war, is likely to disrupt even the most elegant political compromises and legal drafting.Dismissing European treaties as inconsequential bits of paper has, admittedly, often proved a mistake in the past.

People voted for Margaret Thatcher because they were unhappy with too-powerful trade unions, excessive taxation, inefficient public services that seemed to be run principally for those who worked in them and bossy municipal socialism that had produced dreadful tower-block estates in place of (admittedly often awful) Coronation Streets.

Admittedly, contemporaries often saw Caroline Blackwood as some sort of sorceress.

Sometimes you do get an answer Admittedly, not often.

In each case we see scientists exploring hypotheses which are admittedly and often blatantly counter to the accepted evidence as well as accepted scientific opinion.

In return, they got the full blast of Brandt's attention — though, admittedly, they often waited hours on end in his examining rooms, given his overbooked schedule.

Running back Jonathan Stewart is a handful when healthy (admittedly, less often than the team would like) and the defense is stout, even if the secondary still looks patchy despite the Charles Tillman pick-up.