Sentence examples for admittedly bad from inspiring English sources

In January, State Assemblyman Anthony Impreveduto urged the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority to file a suit against the National Football League to avenge its (admittedly) bad call against the Giants in the playoffs.

Hence this week's line: the Niners, who lost last week and pulled off sloppy wins against the Giants and the Cardinals the two prior weeks, are giving 13 points over St Louis, an admittedly bad team but one with a little scrap to them.Just for grins, note the Patriots are 20-point favourites over Indianapolis on Monday night.

In the East, DC United have managed to put a miserable autumn run behind them to post two consecutive wins against two admittedly bad clubs in the Chicago Fire and New York City FC, leaving them in strong contention to finish second behind Conference champs the New York Red Bulls.

And I'm admittedly bad at it.

Noah's (admittedly bad) jokes created concern over his role as future host of "The Daily Show," and he was participating in the medium on which the conversation occurred.

But we also find evidence in a second study that people just don't think it is fair to tax death, which is admittedly bad enough already.

It was admittedly pretty bad! Lots of elaborate blues jamming and bad cover songs, no original material.

And then in episode nine, we were supposed to believe that Stannis burned his daughter alive as a sacrifice to the Lord of Light rather than tough out what was, admittedly, a bad situation—his troops were starving in the cold and his hopes of taking Winterfell were dwindling.

(Admittedly, most bad deeds don't go unpunished on Breaking Bad, either. It's a punitive show).

He is a former jockey, admittedly a bad one.

Profits for the first half were up by 30% to £287m ($414m) compared with a year ago, when things were admittedly very bad for the retailer.Weak stockmarkets persuaded Kingfisher, a British retail group, to abandon a flotation of BUT, its French electrical group.