Sentence examples for and admittedly not from inspiring English sources

I have not read the article and, admittedly, not being a physician or medical researcher I may not be qualified to question its methodology.

The chef rustles up a daily variety of constantly changing (and admittedly not all entirely vegan) dishes, with Asian flavours well represented, as well as lighter quiches, soups and salads.

Thankfully, the film rewards repeat viewings in spades; it's essentially a series of set-pieces, and admittedly not every scene quite hits the mark, but there are many that get funnier with every watch.

No doubt the idea will polarise opinion when the common perception it that stopping games to check video footage will delay the flow and – admittedly, not the greatest argument – quite a few of us actually like a dash of controversy and regard refereeing mistakes as part of the fun.

Each month they publish a report that breaks down comic readers into gender, age, ethnicity etc, using a fairly complicated – and admittedly not very scientific or comprehensive – formula that takes as its baseline all the people in the US who list comics as a hobby or "like" on their Facebook pages.

Birth spacing is a well-known, underutilized, and admittedly not fully understood health intervention [ 14].

And you just want to yell: Yes and no! (Admittedly not a great thing to yell).

Slow cooking at a moderate temperature (about 350 degrees) and turning (admittedly not so easy with a turkey), so the heat and juices are evenly distributed, can bring the stuffing up to temperature.

My favorite stir-fry is pork skin and turnip, admittedly not for everyone; but you might just appreciate the odd flavor and texture combinations in this all-white, earthily satisfying dish.

But on late winter and early spring days -- admittedly not the Seaport's best season -- the place looks like a ghost town.

Tua, wearing the boxing equivalent of a black miniskirt, looked soft in the middle and was admittedly not in his best shape at 252 pounds.