Sentence examples for admittedly possibly from inspiring English sources

It's hard to believe Cesc Fábregas, who was admittedly possibly hampered by injury, has ever passed the ball as poorly as he did in the first half.

It was, admittedly, possibly a mistake to watch a fragment of the final episode like some kind of tragic Johnny-come-lately.

There, admittedly, the thought of possibly conceding an unnecessary overtrick, which could have been very expensive, probably influenced several Easts.

This is no raging controversy, Carter maintains, just prevailing reality, though possibly and admittedly a sad one.

Flowers' voice is admittedly a powerful instrument, possibly the most powerful in the Killers' repertoire, and an almost exact live analogue of its recorded incarnation as a kind of potent rootsy holler blended with the synthetic androgyne quality of so much '80s pop which has influenced his band.

These characters are admittedly highly homoplastic and possibly under-studied, yielding only weak morphological support for this clade.

Age and mileage and possibly the chemical spikes he admittedly added to his spinach have taken their toll.

Admittedly, there's nothing these networks could possibly do to eradicate every single post that shows Flanagan gunning down his former colleagues.

All very worthy, but possibly misconceived in Monkey's admittedly warped view – what awards process worth its salt doesn't involve furious rows, followed by recriminations and bitter leaks to the papers?

Similarly, what could possibly go wrong with this (admittedly technically cool) "Genetic Access Control" project, which offers code to restrict access to online resources based on a user's 23AndMe genetic data?

And admittedly, it's weird to see Arnett in possibly the most straight man role he's ever played, but "the lovable doofus dad" fits him well.