Sentence examples for by admittedly from inspiring English sources

The rich textures and harmonic depth are replaced by (admittedly thrusting) unison ostinati.

Egged on by admittedly heated readings of doomsday authors like John Mauldin and Charles Hugh Smith, I began to form a picture of the world as a system of unsustainable systems, a rickety Rube Goldberg machine in which the loss of any one piece — cheap oil, say — could derail the whole contraption, from truck transportation to the distribution of food.

Darryl Strawberry was at home in Tampa, Fla., yesterday, which is where he must remain for most of the next two years after being sentenced to house arrest for violating his probation by admittedly driving under the influence of medication and then leaving the scene of an accident on Monday.

One recent poll by ComRes – admittedly commissioned by an anti-EU outfit called Get Britain Out – found that 79% of people opposed the lifting of the restrictions on new arrivals from Bulgaria and Romania.

But the crowd's true love was the athlete whose name was on the A4-sized posters (provided by sponsors, admittedly) waved by children throughout the afternoon.

Many problems will be caused not by the admittedly complicated new law but by those officials who are recklessly trying to make the law fail and who seem to have forgotten that law-abiding citizens obey the law.

Dynamically, it's eclipsed by the admittedly more upmarket Land Rover Discovery Sport.

By the admittedly low standards of shareholder democracy, that's considered repudiation.

By this (admittedly not very high) standard, "W". is quite remarkable.

Spool back to 2010 and England's humiliation in Bloemfontein (by Germany, admittedly, rather than Iceland).

An 80-mile journey made by helicopter, admittedly - but the world's predicament needs urgent action.