Sentence examples for admittedly open from inspiring English sources

Besides, Mr Schäuble has generally been scrupulously loyal and, as one of Mr Kohl's aides puts it, "there is no one the chancellor trusts more" (a remark admittedly open to interpretation).

The Course was not part of the initial project, which Comte never lost sight of; the work is best considered as a parenthesis, admittedly open for twenty years, but which Comte had meant to close very quickly.

But if Obama has admittedly opened the mine gate, it's geography to the rescue.

An Essential spokesperson offered the following admittedly open-ended statement, "We are always on the lookout for companies with great technology and talent to help accelerate our product roadmap". .

In the blue corner, an admittedly good, open source logging framework.

Neither has yet declared their candidacy, but Hillary is overwhelming favourite for the Democratic nomination, while Jeb is the closest thing there is to a frontrunner in an admittedly wide open Republican field.

At the outset it must be understood that what follows are my own perceptions, which undoubtedly differ from those of others and admittedly are open to debate.

For actual live sporting events that don't have two weeks of hot air preceding them, feel free to tune into the Australian Open (admittedly this is easier for insomniacs) and join the British in a combination of hope and agony as Andy Murray reaches the final of a Grand Slam.

It opens, admittedly, with the obligatory nod to the dead and wounded -- one of whom, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, the apparent target of a deranged shooter, remains in critical condition after being shot in the head.

(translated, Sleigh 1990, 112) Although how to best interpret Leibniz's arguments for the ideality of exact shape — and indeed how to best interpret his admittedly paradoxical conclusion — remains open for debate, the general idea here seems clear enough.

He almost broke through in an admittedly sub-strength Puerto Rico Open last month.