Sentence examples for admittedly lost from inspiring English sources

No one questioned his talent, but Blount had admittedly lost his focus.

And he's admittedly lost without his compass necklace, which is loaded with lucky charms like a Saint Christopher medal, a wishbone and a harmonica.

— Could one defenseman erase three forgettable months and turn a forsaken Michigan hockey team — one admittedly lost without Jon Merrill — into a national contender by his mere presence on the ice?

In their defense of the broad strokes that "Kony 2012" uses, Invisible Children writes, "many nuances of the 26-year-old conflict are admittedly lost or overlooked".

Feeling the pressure to deliver a grandiose response, I admittedly lost my own sense of balance, causing me to lose my train of thought and hence come across as being unclear.

"Admittedly, losing one's job is never fun, or easy to deal with, but all the people spouting faux outrage about it being a travesty etc need to get a sense of perspective.

Admittedly, Jaime lost his sword hand after he spoke out of turn in season three, but Cersei's hair extensions and disdainful eyebrows remain in place.

Admittedly, England lost the first of the two Tests against the Springboks, courtesy as much as anything else to The Try That Never Was, but they had dominated the game and played with incision and imagination.

Admittedly, he loses in two very different ways, even though he is played by the same actor, a marvelous Rufus Sewell.

Even Boris Johnson, who admittedly rarely loses a chance to undermine the government, said on Monday that "everyone" had known about the shortfall "ages ago".

Admittedly, they then lost heavily to Fiji at The Stoop.