Sentence examples for also admittedly from inspiring English sources

I'm also admittedly a vintage kind of girl; I like reclaiming the old for the new.

He is also, admittedly, a little crazy, an armchair diagnosis that almost any Ironman aspirant who is being honest will acknowledge.

It would also, admittedly, be a hassle for many of our allies, but the short-term diplomatic trauma would not overwhelm Washington.

It's totally doable and fun when you limit yourself to one or two shelves; it's also, admittedly, an exercise that feels dorky and juvenile.

"From Here on Out" is also, admittedly, more conventional; it seems to have learned lessons from numerous ballets, from Jerome Robbins's "Glass Pieces" on (maybe even moments from "The Sleeping Beauty"), including the undeniably influential William Forsythe.

Here I sit in a book-lined study, with shelves of wood (and also, admittedly, a new Dell computer), where I spend my days reading, writing and speaking with students and colleagues.

(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).

But that is also true of male comics (admittedly in larger numbers): someone flicking between British TV channels for the first time would be forgiven for thinking that we have only 10 comedians and that all of them are contractually obliged to produce 14 hours of topical jokes per week while sitting behind an oversized desk.

He was also an admittedly freewheeling child of the 1960s, a partaker of psychedelic drugs who had occasional run-ins with the police.

Along with the built-in components, which bring benchmark performance levels up to somewhere around that of the last (and admittedly also overdue for an overhaul) Mac Pro, the company's also added more user upgradability — never a given for an Apple product.

The style "seems like the spirit of California," because of its indoor-outdoor harmony — admittedly also seen in Craftsman and midcentury-modern homes — but also because of its nod to regional history, said Kimberly Bahnsen McCarron, a board member of the Southern California chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians.