Sentence examples for admittedly having a from inspiring English sources

Why? Because, admittedly, having a drink can be a great way to decompress after a long week.

Ann Curry is admittedly having a tough morning, returning to the "Today" show for the first time since her father died last Sunday.

Although admittedly having a brochure or other supporting pieces might be easier, and distributing through social media (other than word-of-mouth!) in a campaign might have been more efficient and yielded a more consistent message, I am fine with giving my elevator pitch regarding my marital status and stating my feelings all in one shot.

Pakistan, admittedly, had a restive Muslim population to contend with.

Billups, admittedly, has a tough job that doesn't see results in a day.

Meanwhile six hospitals have declared "major incidents" (which admittedly have a broad definition under NHS guidance).

Last month the World Food Programme WFPP) called for urgent help to avert a "serious tragedy".North Korea, admittedly, has a chronic food crisis.

We have, admittedly, had a few bad days lately, with regard to the plans for an Islamic community center downtown.

Ms. Ruhl's dialogue is variously cryptic, operatic, aphoristic and bluntly funny, an admixture that admittedly has a few lumps.

Still, people like Mr. Vellano, who admittedly has a financial interest in promoting trenchless technology, remain skeptical about New York City.

The cover photography for Pet Sounds shows them feeding goats - which, admittedly, has a sort of kitsch genius.