Sentence examples for admittedly innovative from inspiring English sources

Instead, we are left with "Mac," an admittedly innovative thinker who, in the tradition of the American tinkerer, helped invent the catcher's mitt and patented detachable spikes.

Admittedly, while innovative campaigns may be well received especially by the young, the evidence that they increase cessation rates remains inconclusive [ 41].

It might not have the processing might of the PS4 or Xbox One, but it compensates by having some of the most innovative, well-designed games of this generation in its admittedly limited library.

"If you go to a poor country and see how they solve problems by repurposing older products, it's super-innovative". The results also make sense in an (admittedly irritating) "older generation rags on newer generation" sort of way.

While admittedly fun, and a good advertisement for the innovation festival, the giant game – which also becomes Snake or Pong at different times – is (somewhat ironically) not particularly innovative.

Miller has made two previous dramatic features, both reality-based tales of achievement: Capote, about how Truman Capote invented the nonfiction novel when he wrote In Cold Blood (admittedly destroying his own life in the process), and Moneyball, about the innovative path to victory paved by baseball manager Billy Beane.

Admittedly, yes.

MARGARET SMITH: Yeah, admittedly.

Admittedly, I'm squeamish.

Innovative, yes.

Admittedly, that is all.