Sentence examples for admittedly one of from inspiring English sources

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

Sometimes I flatter myself that this is a talent, and although it is admittedly one of the minor talents, it is perhaps also the sole talent I possess.

The company is giving itself over entirely to 13 consecutive productions of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical (not, admittedly, one of the duo's greatest hits, but enjoyable nonetheless) with a starry cast of a decidedly nonoperatic bent.

Rangers were the reigning league champions, and the hot favourites to beat Celtic, who were in the middle of the leanest spell in their history, having only won four trophies since 1938 (though admittedly one of those was the previous season's League Cup).

Eating McDonald's fries after sex was admittedly one of the less popular stated schemes to get pregnant.

So I was felt a little better to hear that Kate Beckinsale, admittedly one of the coolest women in the world, has a teenage daughter who is thoroughly embarrassed by her.

Admittedly, one limitation of this method lies in the number of available studies with detailed covariates information, which prevents a more robust assessment of heterogeneity sources [ 67].

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

And while it's admittedly one posterboard and not necessarily reflective of the whole of Australia, it seems to suggest something that, as a musician, I don't like to admit.

And even the Oval Office scandals of the time had the light, bouncy rhythms of a blond cable sitcom -- "Sex and the Nation's Capital" -- although admittedly one that, being the result of reality and not casting, starred a brunette.

Admittedly, one exception to this law of talent-show familiarity breeding content may turn out to be the return run of BBC1's The Voice, partly because of the strong sense that the singing contest threw away its original twist – the swivelling chairs that created blind auditions – too early and was already suffering format fatigue by the end of the first series.