Sentence examples for admittedly perfect from inspiring English sources

These babies are admittedly perfect for blitzing garlic, herbs, nuts, and olive oil, but once you've exhausted your pesto capacity (one can only eat so much spaghetti), what happens next?

Admittedly not perfect, but the first time I sat down in it, something was ignited in me, and it wasn't the non-flame-retardant foam cushion I'd used.

The snaps are, admittedly, a perfect doughy, buttery, sugary ginger explosion in your mouth.

Admittedly, the perfect fraud, or hack or theft is the one that goes undetected.

But she is admittedly not perfect.

Time enough for a walk along some of the miles of the admittedly picture-perfect beach at Santa Maria, where locals teach the tourists to kitesurf and fishermen catch huge marlin and swordfish and immigrant African vendors crouch at the end of sun loungers doggedly and adeptly fastening hippy jewellery around pale necks and wrists.

These controls, admittedly, aren't perfect.

Subsidies given to consumers and industry for alternative energy, while costly, in some cases seem to work, as they lead to high penetration of solar energy and establish biofuel industries (that are admittedly far from perfect).

That's admittedly not a perfect comparison to basketball; Ancient Eight teams get at-large bids to the NCAA lacrosse tournament much more frequently, and home-field advantage for the Ivy playoff was at stake.

The club — more as an abstract notion than anything, admittedly — is a perfect place on which to hang insecurities and anxieties.

Their certainty rests on something much more visceral than what can be provided by any statistics and admittedly far-from-perfect studies.