Sentence examples for admittedly the same from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, the same tax payer who pays for the NHS, which in turn pays for the treatment of lung-cancer even in prisoners.

These are, admittedly, the same people whose notion of a good movie is one that enables them to lie on the couch and snuffle into their Cookie Dough Chip, but they still constitute an important fraction of the viewing audience, and Julia Roberts is mistress of their domain.

You can leave your past at the border and reinvent yourself here — whether as a film director, a high-tech entrepreneur, a Pilates instructor or simply a person who deserves a second chance (though, admittedly, the same mentality has been responsible for an overabundance of cults, serial killers and idiosyncratic drivers).

Admittedly, the same was said this time a year ago about Benfica, Basel and Otelul Galati but the hasty exit that followed was only the third time in 17 years that United have not qualified, and it is an obliging draw, even if it does involve long trips to Turkey and Romania and a renewal of acquaintances with Galatasaray – "Welcome to Hell" and all that.

I have, admittedly, done the same in search of titillation.

The aforementioned Ravenhill has written columns here (admittedly, not the same as reviewing).

Although absence of proof is admittedly not the same as proof of absence, the current state of the science indicates that suppositions invoking a relationship between CTE and suicide must be viewed as speculative at this point in time.

There is admittedly some of the same self-consciousness and 50s beat preciousness with polo-necked guys nodding life-affirmingly to live jazz.

There is something curious about clubs reappointing managers who have failed them before when there are so many alternatives out of work, admittedly presumably for the same reasons.

It is, admittedly, not quite the same as Audrey Hepburn fluttering her eyes from beneath her wide brim in My Fair Lady, but as potential Ascot moments go, it's pretty memorable.

So, what discerns such a possibilistic statement (an energy scenario) from any other possibilistic energy scenario that, admittedly, may serve the same purpose of fulfilling the German energy supply?