Sentence examples for admittedly fascinating from inspiring English sources

This is an admittedly fascinating and important result.

The results were admittedly fascinating, but largely because they held a megaphone up to the Web master's cruel sado-machismo.

That price will get you a middling phone with an admittedly fascinating gimmick.

But are these (admittedly fascinating) examinations of Jack's stirring rhetoric and Bobby's unremitting pursuit of justice genuinely helpful to today's leaders?

"If you're stuck in a village with 150 people who only want to talk about sheep, which is admittedly a fascinating subject, you have to be on pretty good terms with the person you're with for 48 hours a day," says Searle.

While East Coast elites fixate on Europe, admittedly a fascinating and important place, the dynamics of American history have moved the country in the other direction, heading west towards California's shore and beyond.

Bennett admittedly flirts with some fascinating notions.

It is an interesting delve into a time and place, always fascinating, and, admittedly, a little depressing when some British art schools today often push to pigeon-hole, fail to teach, and have lost faith in the commitment to a lifelong journey of "proper-like" experimentation.

Admittedly, I think it would have been pretty fascinating to be that kid...but I wasn't.

Admittedly Anna Chapman's Facebook-fox-meets-naïve-tourist chic is fascinating.

On the riskier side there was nothing for Lars Von Trier's daring Melancholia, the fascinating mess that is Margaret, or Terence Malick's sweeping The Tree of Life, which admittedly left me cold.