Sentence examples for admittedly committed from inspiring English sources
"We don't have these things anymore," Campbell said of the kind of head contact he experienced and admittedly committed during his 11 N.H.L. seasons in the 1970s and '80s.
But if you can dismantle those obstacles (no small task, admittedly) and commit yourself to a new direction in your life, amazing things can happen and positive change can actually occur.
So far stars have committed themselves in admittedly small but telling ways.
Admittedly, they didn't engage in any overt criminal activity, but they sure committed crimes against common sense and reason.
Most of the email issue's legitimacy was dispensed with a long time ago with her admittedly late apology and the more draconian FBI investigation, which said she'd behaved recklessly but in no way committed a felonious act.
It's a good point but I think you can, and should, draw an arbitrary line on this, admittedly surreal, scale and that it should probably mark the division between unelected tyrants with a consistent record of mass murder and democratically elected politicians who may or may not have committed crimes in the course of a war.
Comparing the bloodiness of Westworld to that of Game of Thrones, in essence, is like holding the intent behind the Stanford Prison Experiment admittedly an ethically questionable project up against the intent of the soldiers who committed atrocities at Abu Ghraib.
Admittedly, the first question that entered this writer's mind when watching it was, "Would a white woman have been treated this way during a routine traffic stop?" I believe the answer is "yes," if the white woman committed the cardinal sin Sandra Bland committed.
Admittedly, the question about awareness of acts of misconduct in their institution was limited to the preceding 5 years, while the question on having ever committed scientific misconduct had no time limit, and this may offer a possible explanation for the observed difference.
