Sentence examples for admittedly simply from inspiring English sources

Clearly, in his political theoretical work, Sidgwick admittedly simply assumed the utilitarian criterion as the normative bottom line, rather than arguing for it against rational egoism.

However you want to bill it (unlikely to be the last of those admittedly) snooker simply doesn't come more enthralling.

Remarks from Franz Beckenbauer about England being too weary for this tournament were initially the stuff of an admittedly drab argument, but he had simply been pointing to the obvious.

Though CBS's gruesome "9/11" was cast as a tribute to the firefighters, it often felt like a tribute to the filmmakers (the admittedly adorable Naudet brothers) simply for being there.

While conscious combat is much more likely to produce a mutually satisfying outcome than simply fighting, admittedly it is by no means an easy strategy to practice We've all learned and developed "relationship survival strategies" and many to those lessons have been born out of painful ordeals that left us committed to avoiding the vulnerability that conscious combat entails.

Simply stated (and admittedly oversimplified), the anti-regulatory faction posits that the free market's "invisible hand" takes care of itself and "bad actors" are eventually eliminated from the marketplace.

The idea that Balzac's work represents the beginning of the modern novel as we know it is admittedly a tough sell, but to claim that it began with Flaubert is simply absurd.

He is simply trying to ensure— admittedly with some histrionics that BP cleans up its mess.

Admittedly, it seems somewhat preposterous that simply processing scanned checks, as DataTreasury does, could be a patentable business method.

There are (admittedly clumsy) encryption programs available, but the greatest security is simply the volume of email traffic being transmitted.

DNA changes observed within the, admittedly short, region are unlikely to occur simply through neutral sequence drift.