Sentence examples for admittedly great from inspiring English sources

From an admittedly great distance, I can see those same values in her son.

Obama versus Romney looks, from this admittedly great and unpredictable distance, like it will be a close-run thing.

(It may be time for a moratorium on Cindy Sherman's admittedly great and influential but overexposed film stills; they have become a reflexive curatorial tic).

As he launched into an admittedly great version of You Make Me Feel Brand New, you pictured the faces of the Stylistics clouding with mortal dread.

Also, I didn't see any point in featuring the admittedly great cartoons that everyone has seen so often, like Steiner's "On the Internet, no one knows you're a dog"; Barsotti's "Fusilli, you crazy bastard, how are you?"; and some other guy's "No, Thursday's out.

This isn't the first time the comedian's drifted to the cinematic dark side; though his turn as a numerology obsessive in the psychological thriller The Number 23 (2007) wasn't exactly lauded (though Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind was admittedly great).

Currently, the service is merely an admittedly great-looking front-end for an engine that leverages the YouTube and imeem APIs and lets people intuitively play and share music and generate custom playlists, but Amie Street says it has a much bigger vision for Songza and will release a revamped version of the service by this Summer.

"It doesn't, admittedly, look great," he says.

The harbingers are admittedly not great in Congress.

Now, it's admittedly a great garment, but we're used to you leading the pack, not following it.

But most Argentine economists question whether these benefits would be large, since a unilateral decision on Argentina's part could always be reversed (admittedly, at great cost).