Sentence examples for admittedly brilliant from inspiring English sources
They chose Clive Rice for two admittedly brilliant catches.
One shudders to think how many more of this barmy army has been recruited by the – admittedly brilliant – book One Day, and now the film.
If it works, it won't be because of the admittedly brilliant integration of live action video, it will be because players enjoy whooshing around in time, shooting people.
Let's face it — before July, everybody was sitting around Googling themselves, looking at the newly invented (and admittedly brilliant) picture-in-picture picture, sipping on hybrid lattes, and waiting for Dennis Kucinich to be elected President in a landslide.
Because it turns out that an admittedly brilliant songwriter who looks like a preliminary design for a Guess Who character could have the fate of the country in his hands.
This admittedly brilliant feature heads their much scrutinized list of the top 100 movies ever made.
Catan is, admittedly, a brilliant board game.
Admittedly Rowson's brilliant noir version of The Waste Land was something of a piss-take, and TSE had expressed the wish that no one should write a biography (fat chance).
The final scene of the film, and Captain America's very last line, are rather brilliant – though admittedly less brilliant if their sole purpose is to set up sequels.
Fletcher, admittedly a coach so brilliant he managed to take Glamorgan to the county championship, has monumental self-regard.
Even the Observer's television critic could see this wasn't a very clever state of affairs, though admittedly this was the brilliant Clive James we're talking about.
