Sentence examples for admittedly inaccurate from inspiring English sources
Wicks was emphatic about the Moto 360's roundness; he said round at least 1,000 times by my admittedly inaccurate count.
Spatiotemporal dynamics of proteins are inferred from transcript presence or absence in mRNA profiling studies, an admittedly inaccurate proxy for protein levels but nevertheless the primary type of dynamic data readily available for cellular systems.
Admittedly, the definition wouldn't be inaccurate applied to Gallant's fiction, but it would only begin to describe output that rises to poetry in its detail and broadens into uncommon significance with its views of the disillusioning ways of the world.
Admittedly, the forest maps depict a crude picture of forest cover and the past sampling localities provide inaccurate estimates of species' ranges.
Admittedly, bamboo makes many of us think of Asia (along with pandas, and maybe woodwind musical instruments), but is such imagery helpful to the cause of eliminating inaccurate stereotypes towards people of Asian descent?
It's factually inaccurate.
