Sentence examples for admittedly tough from inspiring English sources
Ms. McCulloch's Lilac Fairy was stolid, Ms. McNally's Carabosse not terribly frightening (admittedly tough, when surrounded by four rather cartoonish fat rats).
Something to celebrate Why phones are replacing cars No democracy please, we're shareholders Mission not yet accomplished Dangerous data ReprintsNo time for backslidingThe Americans need to isolate the worst areas, namely Fallujah and Najaf, patiently picking off the insurgents and resisting the temptation to use sledgehammers to crack some admittedly tough nuts.
Zak Hardaker, the England international and Sinfield's replacement with the kicking duties, had already missed an admittedly tough conversion to make it 12-6, before Kurt Gidley responded with a superb effort of his own to make it 12-10, a lead the Wolves never relinquished.
"K" and "O" are admittedly tough, but that's nothing that little bit of clever cross-branding can't fix.
The less said about their second finals campaign in 2012, during which they won no games, scoring only one goal and conceding 10, to finish bottom of an admittedly tough group, the better.
Though the game mechanics are admittedly tough to master, Eckhert poured a lot of animation love into the intro tutorials that guide you through the story and rules.
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.
Finding an experienced bankruptcy attorney who is skilled in handling student loans, is admittedly a tough task.
Obama is admittedly in a tough spot.
Admittedly, this was tough on the eight.
Todd Moss, of the highly respected US Center for Global Development, described development as the key foreign policy achievement of the Bush presidency, admittedly not a tough accolade to earn.
