Sentence examples for for admittedly from inspiring English sources

Now they have and they've named it the Vivienne Westwood Library – amazing!" But isn't there a contradiction between fighting to save the planet and charging huge sums for (admittedly very beautiful) consumer goods?

For example, where are the policy proposals for: Admittedly, President Obama and Administrator McCarthy should not bear the full burden of blame when much of what needs fixing requires amendment of four-decade old laws that were not written with the 21st century in mind.

This is coming from a man who said, "So what if the key was planted?" This is coming from a man who was forced out of office for admittedly sending sexually suggestive text messages to a domestic-violence victim whose case he was prosecuting.

He is less brazenly flippant with facts than his brethren, mostly because he focuses on setting up liberal politicians for admittedly uncomfortable, but also unanswerable and aggressively beside-the-point questions – such as asking Mayor Mike Bloomberg last month if he would disarm his security detail as part of a ban on guns.

5. Compose an open letter (intended for publication in a major newspaper or magazine) from Bill Burkett to the American public that explains his reasoning for admittedly lying about the origin of the related documents and either defends or apologizes for his decision.

He has been barred from human stem cell experiments in Korea for admittedly fabricating data in papers that reported breakthroughs in cloning (ScienceNOW, 12 May).

Proponents of this school claim that McClellan is criticized more for his admittedly abrasive personality than for his actual field performance.

The $3 million question for them: how quickly, if at all, will they make up for the price it paid for the admittedly attractive.com domain name?

"Inspired by nature, created for life" is HTC's customarily grandiose tagline for the admittedly awkwardly named One A9s.

The Bronx has been a big blind spot for me, admittedly, as has Staten Island, although I'm keeping lists for both boroughs and I hope to do better next year.

For this, admittedly minority, group these practitioners saw progress and change for the better as fraught with difficulty.