Sentence examples for admittedly beautiful from inspiring English sources

Initially, it seems like an awkward fit with a wealth of clumsily written, though admittedly beautiful, story sequences delving into the past of previously mute heroine, Samus Aran, and an unusual control method that forces players to alternate between holding the Wii remote horizontally and pointing it at the screen.

Players were eventually allowed to explore its open-world of Pulse in the latter stages of the game, but first, they had to slog through 24 hours worth of battles and cut-scenes, during which their progression was confined to a series of admittedly beautiful corridors.

The screen is admittedly beautiful and the multi media impressive, but you pay with the battery life, which is one working day if you are lucky - and the phone aspect is poor - poorer range and inferior call quality.

Cars nominated for the list must be in production for 2010 no pre-production models are allowed, like the admittedly beautiful Fisker Karma, or the sleek new Range Rover Evoque.

Yes, you have indeed offered a large, admittedly beautiful display on a string of devices stretching back a few years now, but the iPhone guy in your ad isn't unaware of this; or at least, he shouldn't be if he's a human being with a pulse and access to any kind of media, or if he's ever shopped at a physical electronics or carrier retailer ever in the past half-decade.

Admittedly a beautiful day which sees the place at its best, but nonetheless just great.

But once you've settled into the ebb and flow of Winman's admittedly rather beautiful prose, it's easy to be lulled along.

Now they have and they've named it the Vivienne Westwood Library – amazing!" But isn't there a contradiction between fighting to save the planet and charging huge sums for (admittedly very beautiful) consumer goods?

The plan to essentially use the company of an admittedly very beautiful woman to bait the leader of a dangerous guerrilla group.

The best thing about this solar gizmo is its price: it's half that of its (admittedly far more beautiful) rival, the Solio.

The fossil record, far from the tenuous succession of gaps described by creationists, provides an admittedly incomplete but beautiful and coherent set of clues to life in the distant past.