Sentence examples for admittedly has been from inspiring English sources

(Some of it, admittedly, has been quite funny).

The National Union of Students, which admittedly has been somewhat behind the curve in planning previous protests, is predicting action in (deep breath): Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cheltenham, Coventry, Exeter, London, Plymouth, Sheffield, Staffordshire, Wolverhampton, Worcester and Warwick.

—Emma Rathbone, "What 'XOXO' Really Means" (April 18 , 2016 * * * By law your I.D. photo MUST be taken by Timothy, who admittedly has been a bit hard to track down of late.

It is even worth asking the question whether the intelligent Mr. Dimon — who admittedly has been upfront that this was "stupid" and has been a valuable chief executive for JPMorgan — has acted in a way to trigger this policy as the supervisor of these people.

Casual negligence admittedly has been the attitude of the foreign policy establishment, too.

(Grossman, admittedly, had been conducting an affair).

A lot of these shifts, admittedly, have been brought about by books.

The bondholder haircut idea could, admittedly, have been timed better, but it is still exactly the right principle.

For JP Morgan and Citigroup – which, admittedly, have been in the game longer – technology spending amounts to only about 0.1% of their assets this year.

To make the most of our three days on the road, we opted for the convenience of renting a roomy Mercedes taxi (which admittedly had been around the block a time or two).

They did something right though, by finally separating the Sci/Tech section into two distinct sections, a separation that should admittedly have been there since day one.