Sentence examples for admittedly angry from inspiring English sources

My initial and admittedly angry first thought about these images was that the director, Tony Kaye, was just resorting to shock tactics.

Many divorcees reportedly felt depressed, anxious, guilty and angry during their divorce, and many admittedly turned to financial self-soothing to cope with these feelings.

Admittedly, there's nothing deadly about their creations, but surely we can all get angry together about the obscene fortunes of the tech industry's virtual robber barons, right?

Admittedly not every song is metal, but the game is heavily weighted toward the music of angry suburban white boys.

It's an entertaining film, in which Peston breaks out his impressive French, gleaned during a year off in Normandy and an admittedly pretentious teenage period watching nouvelle vague films ("When I was a kid I was very, very, very angry with my parents for not being French"), and whizzes through idyllic countryside in a 1960s Citroën DS – simply because he could, one suspects.

Admittedly, yes.

Angry Angry Angry Birds.

An admittedly unlikely scenario.

Admittedly, Vermont beat us.

Admittedly, that is all.

Mine is, admittedly, atrocious.