Sentence examples for admittedly true from inspiring English sources

It is admittedly true that late in his career something went wrong in his relationship with Tippi Hedren, with whom he became fixated.

They were virtually faultless, showing dogged determination to blunt the new-ball attack on an admittedly true surface.

Steven told him that he could drop a record right now (which is admittedly true, since it's a popular, if derivative sound).

Admittedly, some of those true-believing inmates may have converted post-incarceration, but the data that exist in no way support the notion that atheism promotes criminal behavior.

(Admittedly, that's true of many movies).

But why would someone want to read a memoir parts of which are admittedly not true?

Now, admittedly, it's true that all sales of campaign merchandise count as political contributions, which foreigners can't make – hence the small print about being a citizen.

(Admittedly, it is also true that once they have their own paradise, rich outsiders often become preservationists and try to block local businessmen from building anything else).

He has admittedly transgressed and not been true to his values.

Admittedly, for this to be true, I'd have had to have had a substantially racier adolescence; then again, I could only have had a less racy adolescence if I'd spent my teenage years sitting in a corner with a box over my head.

It is difficult, admittedly, to find writers who believe this to be true of themselves.