Sentence examples for admittedly express from inspiring English sources

He does, admittedly, express some misgivings: there is too much wealth concentrated in the capital; endless embourgeoisement is not necessarily a good thing; and there is the small fact that most teachers, nurses and other public sector workers, or their children, are being squeezed out.

Admittedly I used to express myself better – but I was a…" "A show-off?" beams Grace, and he stills her with a glance laced with irony and self-knowledge.

Make your clothing an emblem of your inner personality — it's a somewhat shallow but admittedly noticeable way to express yourself to you everyone you meet!

I would admittedly feel honoured if I managed to express something connected not only to my personal experience but also to that of other people".

Admittedly, some pupils still use the word "gay" to express disapproval but they apply it to things like homework, and it is rarely a dig even when directed at people.

Admittedly, I was there before this summer's riots, but I would argue that the demonstrations were a positive sign of a population confident enough to express its frustration).

Admittedly, it's a difficult thing to understand: people shouting, albeit in a very musical way, does seem an odd way to express oneself.

Lord Carrington, Secretary for Defence, said that on the whole the army had reason to be proud of itself and expressed the - admittedly forlorn - hope that the events of January 30 could now be forgotten.

I am not shy about expressing my views, and admittedly, I do tend to lean left of center.

Admittedly, this is not perfect as some expressed transcripts may be missing from the annotation, and some annotated transcripts may not be expressed in this particular experiment.

With her admittedly limited athletic and bowling background, Marcy nodded vigorously in expressing her surpise in makingthe team.