Sentence examples for admittedly no one from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, no one has made more money from boxing than Mayweather, which counts for something.
"There's an uninhabited wasteland where comedy becomes art, which Simon has made entirely his own; though, admittedly, no one else wanted it".
(Admittedly, no one who lost six out of seven has ever been nominated either, so perhaps Obama can make history twice).
Admittedly no one expected the underdogs to triumph, as Wigan were steadily building the foundations for their subsequent period of dominance, yet when Runcorn's directors chose to switch the tie to Wigan's Central Park, the romance of the cup vanished immediately.
Admittedly, no one should need to get tanked up to watch a local team play, unless of course it's the Angels or the Dodgers come October.
Admittedly, no one would advise that you should put too much stock in the opinion of a skinhead, but his statement couldn't help but echo in my head.
The 1663-64 Third Folio added not just Pericles (sadly, in a text derived only from its wickedly bad quarto) but six more good plays too (admittedly, six plays which no one now believes Shakespeare to have written, but good plays nonetheless, among them Middleton's The Puritan and A Yorkshire Tragedy).
Admittedly, so far this year no one's gran has been outed by the tabloids as a former prostitute like disgusting pervo Katie Weasel last year.
Admittedly, I will bow to no one in my reverence for Penelope Lively - The Ghost of Thomas Kempe is, in my view, one of the best books ever written for children; Moon Tiger surely one of the finest titles to take the Booker - but truly, her stance on Kindles only makes me love her the more.
An egotistical and bitter friend with a dull fixation on class and surprising ignorance of television satire, admittedly – but one I admired nonetheless.
Admittedly, the last one is based on measurement of contact angle only with one measuring liquid, but theoretical justification is still arousing controversy [ 20].
