Sentence examples for admittedly used from inspiring English sources

Tom Flores, the last man to coach the Raiders to a Super Bowl, is a radio broadcaster for the team, a strange job for someone who admittedly used to loathe talking about anything.

The Bolshoi dancers are admittedly used to much larger stages, and a problem in Act III is that a few villagers are squeezed halfway out of sight into the wings.

Charles W. Mitchell Lutherville, Md .• To the Sports Editor: As an educator for almost 50 years, I find it appalling that we are now ready to accept apologies from athletes like Alex Rodriguez and Andy Pettitte, who admittedly used performance-enhancing drugs.

Suthep, who served as deputy PM after Thaksin was ousted, has called the shutdown the protesters' last battle – a term he has admittedly used multiple times before – but vowed in an interview on Sunday that it would be non-violent and to call off his protest if civil war were instigated.

Salesforce and Twitter also happen to use the same M&A law firm, Wilson Sonsini (which is, admittedly, used by a lot of tech companies).

Boudreau admittedly used the cliche about playing their best game Monday, and Andersen echoed him.

Admittedly, using a VAT would be controversial, because some people believe VATs are too regressive.

I wouldn't wear a bra that warned me when I'm emotionally eating – though I could admittedly use that information – because I like how my bras make me feel sexy and beautiful.

According to the EPI, admittedly using figures from the late 1990s, the gap between the top and bottom tenth of earners in America is wider than that in almost any other rich country.

Admittedly uses OKCupid-like quizzes to find the right college matches for students.

Admittedly, using our sleep for self-improvement may only appeal to the more puritanical or ambitious among us.