Sentence examples for as admittedly from inspiring English sources

He described the decision to leave as "admittedly bittersweet".

As, admittedly somewhat thin, evidence for my hypothesis, I would point to Earth's more advanced cultures.

Fedfans, like myself, have tended to present Djokovic and Nadal as admittedly gifted players, but, more important, as brutish human obstacles to the ethereal perfection that our man represents.

Not only have the drafters insisted (as, admittedly, they were expected to do) on inserting a Charter of Fundamental Rights, but they have included in it a clutch of social and economic "rights" that have no place at all in a constitution.

The first day or so, as admittedly confused counters tried to operate in an atmosphere in which lawyers and political operatives from both sides seemed to tug and jerk at the recount process, it was, the counters say, hard to proceed with any kind of speed.

If we were a Frenchman and had been served this canned food at so important a feast, we would be sore, for although we would know America as admittedly a nation of tin cans, at great moments we should expect her leader to be flesh and blood.

They can also score goals (and concede them as well admittedly) and that makes them a healthy FA Cup proposition.

Not as many, admittedly, as Nymphomaniac: The Director's Cut (Artificial Eye, 18), Lars von Trier's vital, raucously unruly examination of human sexuality – or, at least, what passes for human sexuality on the perversely analytical, liberally aroused planet of Trier.

This is from Mr Trotter, and, admittedly, as well as two packets of crispy pork rinds, it includes a couple of bottles of beer.

Livingstone majors on "police numbers," continuing an interminable arithmetical tiff with Johnson, whose main soundbite is, admittedly, as dodgy as his one on council tax.

As beautifully composed as it admittedly was, you wondered whether his eye was on his human subjects or on that glowering ocean horizon or fetching swimming-pool architecture.