Sentence examples for admittedly rather from inspiring English sources

The first time this happens, it's admittedly rather funny.

At my daughter's pre-school the airspace is admittedly rather crowded.

The great question is: can Cameron and his admittedly rather smarmy troops fill the gap?

Spool back to 2010 and England's humiliation in Bloemfontein (by Germany, admittedly, rather than Iceland).

Take away the bonsai trees and furniture and it might resemble an (admittedly rather lovely) public toilet.

Finally (and admittedly rather tenuously), plastic surgery can come back to haunt footballers, as it did with Lothar Matthäus.

But above all one man, admittedly a rather large one, towered over the year: Alfred Hitchcock.

This doesn't mean we stop striving for objectivity, balance (admittedly, two rather contested aims) or plurality.

A Boy Was Born (1933) was his first major choral work, and boyhood admittedly does rather recur in the oeuvre.

Their owner's frugality (that, admittedly, looks rather sensible in the current climate) has snuffed out the occasional flame of hope that they might lose their tag as the league's perennial also-rans.

Although admittedly sketchy rather than a comprehensive memoir, the book captured the qualities that endeared Miss Hepburn to audiences: a conversational tone, a no-nonsense attitude and disarming candor.