Sentence examples for admittedly make from inspiring English sources

(Some fields of work, admittedly, make it easier to return than others. In academia, the situation in Israel is dire.

Adults admittedly make up part of its population: children's books are written, selected for publication, sold, bought, reviewed, and often read aloud by grown-ups.

This does, admittedly, make you wonder how he had the stomach for The Hateful Eight, which has come under fire for gratuitous gore, but Morricone isn't perturbed.

These qualities, which can admittedly make full-time life problematic, have a more positive effect on a visitor, who can revel in the city's extraordinary intactness.

The battery-powered cars admittedly make very little noise but that they are here amid an atmosphere of positivity and a real sense that there is a future for the series, is something the sport should celebrate.

(Some fields of work, admittedly, make it easier to return than others. In academia, the situation in Israel is dire. Two of this year's Nobel Laureates in chemistry, which was announced yesterday, are Israeli citizens who had left the country; one of them complained that he couldn't find tenure).

PM Multichannel TV admittedly makes Keith Lemon less of a drag.

In one 1972 paper, he noted: "We admittedly made this observation with the benefit of hindsight.

The Voice is one, EastEnders is another, admittedly made in-house.

If any avant-gardists raised hell for Bush this fall, I didn't hear about it — although I admittedly made no effort to find them.

Over the years I've amassed an amazing collection of signed books, some of them, admittedly, made out to "Jeff" or "Geoffrey," many with generically scrawled "Best wishes" or "Regards" (from Mary Gaitskill, for example, from whom I was hoping for something a bit pervy).