Sentence examples for admittedly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Both downtown Detroit and the far more bustling midtown neighbourhood are oases of calm in an admittedly dangerous city.

The accompanying video celebrates all aspects of the culture, from jerk chicken to the admittedly dangerous homemade flamethrowers fashioned from aerosol cans.

"The zoo said, 'Our bad we didn't have a tall enough fence.' This is the second-largest city in the country, and it has said it's O.K. with an admittedly dangerous predator living in its midst.

In such cases, better information, or a review of existing information, has led to a later reduction or withdrawal of the tolerance, but only after the public has been exposed to admittedly dangerous levels of the chemical for months or years.

And it is admittedly dangerous to draw conclusions about what a TV news operation will cover before any of its programming airs.

Her parents came under fire for supporting the admittedly dangerous undertaking (their daughter had only a 24-hour solo stint before setting sail) and then trying to cash in on their ordeal with reality TV tie-ins.

Earlier this year, Benson and his editor, Kristina Boden, set about doing just that, combining all the footage into something that's a little more — and this is admittedly a dangerous word in this context — objective.

Admittedly, the most dangerous transgressions taking place in Mallory Towers invariably involved the cracking open of a tin of sardines a few minutes after midnight, but the jolly hockey sticks life still appealed.

Admittedly, generalizations are dangerous.

Plutarch's Lives gave to Shakespeare the object lesson of a brave general who lost his reputation and sense of self-worth through his infatuation with an admittedly attractive but nonetheless dangerous woman.

It also meant you were brash, winningly impulsive, considerate of but not intimidated by consequence, admittedly but not too admittedly theatrical, and probably dangerous.