Sentence examples for admittedly does from inspiring English sources

Kharms, admittedly, does more of the former than the latter.

Dixon's case, however, rests entirely on "Infidelity," which, admittedly, does emphasize the visual over the verbal.

George W. Bush's proposal, admittedly, does not count on the stupidity of markets.

Foster admittedly does a pretty good job of ratcheting up the suspense.

With several dozen works spanning three decades, Gagosian admittedly does present Lichtenstein's sculpture in new depth.

Peter Darling's choreography, admittedly, does not make him a Broadway heir to Balanchine, de Mille and Robbins.

Many sex workers, admittedly, don't want their clients criminalised.

I have, admittedly, done the same in search of titillation.

The Peacock's slightly foggy acoustics admittedly don't help.

He made that comment after one game, where Charlie admittedly didn't play at his best.

To sum up, Grantham's belief is "that capitalism does admittedly do a thousand things better than other systems: it only currently fails in two or three.