Sentence examples for admittedly subjective from inspiring English sources

Here's an admittedly subjective sampling, ranging from the important to the trivial.

Below, an admittedly subjective ranking of 15 figures that incited the internet's outrage in 2015 — and what happened to them since, if anything.

Aiming for the highbrow brilliant quadrant, the Bravo cable channel is developing a show based on New York magazine's "Approval Matrix," a grid that charts cultural moments based on the admittedly subjective tastes of its editors.

Here are a dozen of the better efforts, in the admittedly subjective view of this writer: AUDI A8L: Imagine this "Gremlins" sequel: electronic poltergeists inhabit the complex electronic systems of European luxury cars, tormenting owners with system failures and plaguing service managers with elusive bugs.

Unfortunately, as other senators (along with assorted aides and support-staff members) were casting their votes to decide the winner, using the admittedly subjective but generally accepted "Make some noise up in here!" protocols, Mr. Cheney and Mr. Leahy took the proceedings to what one aide accurately described as "the next level".

This list is an admittedly subjective batch.

Happiness is admittedly, incredibly subjective.

The above review and these end notes were written with that very moderate audio experience and admittedly very subjective viewpoint in play.

Defining the line between these is admittedly difficult and subjective.

Though admittedly inexact and subjective, it combines the scope of heroic epic with the closeness of autobiography.

And, in my admittedly biased and subjective opinion, golf is boring.