Sentence examples for admittedly believe from inspiring English sources

Some sex addiction therapists, especially those who have a religious influence to their work, admittedly believe that homosexuality is not an "authentic" identity, particularly for those who do not want it.

The author, who admittedly believes in the triumph of individual will, is convinced of the "raw potential" for success.

While this does not cheapen Obama's Nowruz message and other groundbreaking facets of his initial outreach, it does raise three important questions: How can U.S. policymakers give maximum effort to make diplomacy succeed if they admittedly never believed their efforts could work?

(This latter part is, admittedly, hard to believe given where their interests lie, but again, see our Castlight coverage).

Admittedly, I couldn't believe in it: it looked determinedly chic and clever, a modish dance-drama machine with no particular depth.

Admittedly, I don't believe Calloway intended to scam hundreds of women; I actually trust she had every intention of embarking on this tour.

I believe my (admittedly lacking) preparation for the weather has merely become a distraction method from the preparation I should be doing for Sundance itself.

It is difficult, admittedly, to find writers who believe this to be true of themselves.

Admittedly, it's hard to believe that today's Southerners and Westerners carry a cultural memory of sheepherding ancestors.

Admittedly, considerable reason exists to believe that a robust bankruptcy alternative to OLA would be desirable, at least as a supplementary option.

In due course though, admittedly at inordinate cost, we believe that there are greater chances than not that approval can come through.