Sentence examples for admittedly including from inspiring English sources

Abkhazia, for instance, is recognised only by a handful of countries (admittedly including Russia).

The institution's in-house artistic administration is responsible for only a fraction of the events that take place there, admittedly including most of its starriest affairs.

Today, much of it is occupied by government offices and only vestiges of its beauty endure – admittedly including Gozzoli's fresco of the journey of the Magi.

Your first thought might be, "Who cares?" But some people do seem to care a lot, admittedly including me.

It applies, without any stated exception, to every auto transportation company within the statutory definition, and this admittedly included the appellant.

Pretension is an accusation often thrown at this band, who are too cool for the avant garde, too serious for the mainstream, and whose instruments admittedly include cracker-covered melons smashed with hammers.

On December 30 , 2009 the historic Blair Mountain Battlefield was removed from the National Register by the Interim Keeper of the National Register, Carol Shull, despite the fact that the WV State Historic Preservation Officer list of land-owning objectors admittedly included TWO DEAD PEOPLE and two life estate holders--all of whom should be disqualified.

Admittedly, that includes the value of debt relief itself, and Mozambique's experience is extreme.

Admittedly it includes Bloomberg (and the Bloomberg political correspondent who sits next to me in the Guardian office in the House of Commons), but other organisations on the list include Chinese Central TV, Japanese TV and newspaper or broadcasting correspondents from France, Germany, Greece, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

The formula, which is admittedly fun, includes a lot of song and dance, some clever reworking of old and new (mostly old) hits, the frequent mingling of Muppets with the theatergoers and a lot of audience participation.

Admittedly this includes some 3.5 million victims who were arrested during the period in question but who didn't die in labor camps until later; on the other hand, Mr. Conquest warns us that it is a conservative estimate.