Sentence examples for admittedly exciting from inspiring English sources

Fred Niblo's silent version is spiffing entertainment without a thought in its head; William Wyler's remake is just a pious slog up to the admittedly exciting chariot race (which Wyler did not shoot anyway).

As a movement we currently do a poor job of communicating about ourselves on two levels: First, most of the general public doesn't know about social enterprise and many who are aware of it find it a (admittedly exciting but) nebulous or even confusing concept.

Critics contend that such huge public sums should be funnelled away from billionaires and toward more pressing – though admittedly less exciting – improvements to schools, public safety and the like.

The Droid's admittedly less exciting matte backside does a far better job of keeping prim and proper, in that I'd gladly hand it to someone without having to rub it across my pant leg first.

Exciting exciting exciting.

It's all very exciting, admittedly.

Admittedly, it was exciting for a while.

Books are admittedly less viscerally exciting than movies or television or sexting, and they require way more effort.

Business continuity management is, admittedly, not the most exciting phrase.

You, as someone without any managerial power, are unlikely to be able to transform the way your whole department works, save by staging some kind of workers' revolution, which admittedly would be wildly exciting, but ultimately will probably mean you get sacked.

Admittedly that sounds less exciting than live streaming video from something like Qik, but since only a privileged handful have this app, which remains unapproved by the App store, Audioboo is the next best thing if you want to do an interview or record audio fast.