Sentence examples for grudgingly admit from inspiring English sources

Even so, many Petersburgers grudgingly admit that the outcome may be for the best.

I must grudgingly admit that even the Avant Garde looks good.

"The relationship is one of co-dependency we grudgingly admit," the embassy noted in February 2009.

But I do grudgingly admit that Christmas couldn't have been invented by any other nation.

But I'll grudgingly admit that the Passat raises the standard for family sedans, offering XXL space at a midsize price.

To dismiss Zola as tedious and didactic is clearly unjust (as even Turnell would later, grudgingly, admit).

He grudgingly admitted that some, like the Chechens and Libyans, were good fighters.

He was a writer who producers grudgingly admitted had once been "a good man for structure".

He grudgingly admits this year's schoolwork is a little more interesting.

Diana is grudgingly admitted to the macho subculture of amateur boxing.

It's not the message, which even Stephen Glover of the Daily Mail grudgingly admits is reasonable.