Sentence examples for admittedly one from inspiring English sources

I see something like this coming when her voice dips and she begins to talk about her dissatisfaction with the British accent she adopted for the film, admittedly one that careers loosely on screen from Southern belle to Cornish farmer.

They may be abstract objects because they are sentence types, and a type may be an abstract object, for instance if one takes them to be sets or abstract universals (admittedly one might attempt to take them to be non-abstract universals).

Inevitably, Toy Story 3 was patted on the head with the best animation prize and also, admittedly, one for Randy Newman's song We Belong Together, and so this remarkable movie series has concluded without, in my view, a proper acknowledgement of its achievement.

Admittedly one of those creepy humans who walk around with no trousers or pants on, but a human nonetheless.

(Admittedly, one in a more literal way than the other).

In the next section I will present and admittedly one sided view of the evidence in support of this view.

But the flanker was absolutely superb in the knockouts, holding off the English and the Welsh before scoring a try and outplaying (an admittedly one-legged) McCaw in the final.

The Media Research Center is itself admittedly one-sided, dedicated only to "neutralizing left-wing bias in the news media and popular culture," according to the organization's website.

One can also observe that in those phylogenies [26] [28], [32], admittedly ones that are controversial, that continue to link the phoronids with such groups as the brachiopods (and by implication the annelids and possibly molluscs), the relevance of the cambroernids is not obvious.

Admittedly, the One S has lesser specs than both the One X and the iPhone 4S, but it makes up for these inadequacies in the little things.

An egotistical and bitter friend with a dull fixation on class and surprising ignorance of television satire, admittedly – but one I admired nonetheless.