Sentence examples for admittedly understand from inspiring English sources
The phrase "admittedly understand" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used expression and may create confusion due to the juxtaposition of "admittedly" with "understand." Example: "I can admittedly understand why some people might feel that way, but I still disagree."
"It is an option available to what we admittedly understand to be a small percentage" of moviegoers.
As a light-skinned African American of mixed ancestry, he admittedly didn't understand how reporters wanted him to talk about his "black experience".
My professor assigned Plato's Republic, and while at first I (admittedly) did not understand anything, eventually I became absolutely enamored with this incredible man.
Think about it -- both are admittedly difficult to understand but portray some of the funniest roles on TV! Beaker is a little awkward, soft spoken and resilient even if he's down on his luck.
Aaron is a meticulous, gifted reporter; Tom is a charismatic presence on camera who self-admittedly doesn't understand the news that he's reading.
· Russell T Davies' inclusion is the most confusing for me (admittedly I don't understand what the other 99 actually do for a living).
Beyond the space, Fischer was thinking about art in Russia, both past and present, which he admittedly doesn't fully understand.
Then after a weekend of tucking colorful dollar bills in G-strings and spending sums of money you don't completely understand on admittedly fantastic bagels, you'll go home spreading the same lies you heard beforehand, so as to not embarrass yourself.
Birth spacing is a well-known, underutilized, and admittedly not fully understood health intervention [ 14].
Admittedly, I don't always understand their answers (they are a bit above my enlightenment level).
Last year, we funded a pilot for a water testing solution we (admittedly!) did not quite fully understand, and now that idea is a successful startup.
