Sentence examples for admittedly slow from inspiring English sources

He was admittedly slow and unable to summon the skills to play football that first year.

After an admittedly slow and shaky start, it has streamlined its operations and scored some notable successes.

We have had decades of (admittedly slow and faltering) progress towards more equal and respectful home lives.

This blog has been admittedly slow to engage with the gender politics of literature, but this challenge – what about the women ?

But, as the figures show, Euro 2008 was the competition where, after an admittedly slow start, non-home nations football really came home.

The first episodes, the ones where the lead character embarks on a cookie-cutter exploration of the sex industry, are admittedly slow.

An easy comparison people made with Jack Black when he first appeared on the scene was John Belushi, another slightly schlubby-looking comic with an intense bouncy energy that was, admittedly, slowed down quite a lot by all the drugs.

But the order in which old taboos dissolve varies without much logic: the movement for gay rights and same-sex marriage has helped the admittedly slower recognition of transgender issues, while intersex rights have sometimes been granted in statutes, like the one in New Jersey, that enhance transgender rights.

Perhaps the title references the fact that he's finally mimicked his live show with an upbeat selection of dancefloor-ready cuts, instead of his admittedly slower midtempo jams, which were never a bad thing.

Radio 1's Zane Lowe – admittedly never slow to get carried away – has announced "a band that will kickstart a new era".

The site, which runs in Flash, is admittedly quite slow to load, but once it does the experience of watching videos in your dashboard stream (what your friends have decided to share), in your queue (what you have flagged to watch later) or in your history is pretty much the closest I've come to a non-fragmented experience on the web.