Sentence examples for has admittedly not from inspiring English sources

But this probably does not apply to most other parts of the world.The recent spread of free elections in Latin America and Africa has not added to the number of international quarrels, or the amount of anti-western sentiment, in those regions though it has admittedly not always brought internal peace, either.

Such efforts, though laudable, have admittedly not been entirely successful.

Peter Sutherland has a new book of photos called Muddy Treads, which we have admittedly not seen but are guessing has something to do with outdoors and cars.

He has admittedly transgressed and not been true to his values.

Bairstow has leapfrogged (admittedly not so difficult) the unfortunate James Taylor.

But once you have made this admittedly not very taxing journey, you're fairly sure of finding something clear, smart, and fun, such as an expert diagnosis of some recent Paul Ryan hallucinations.

The aforementioned Ravenhill has written columns here (admittedly, not the same as reviewing).

On Saturday, former US President George W Bush, who has said he is admittedly "not a great painter", opens a public exhibit of his works - more than 24 portraits of world leaders he met while president.

It had me thinking heretically (admittedly not for the first time) that "My Fair Lady," which used song to amplify and investigate the relationship between Henry and Eliza, is an improvement on the original.

All that said, Cook on this tour has been gripped by tentativeness – admittedly not all of his own making – while Clarke, from the moment he cheekily announced the opposition's lineup in Brisbane (then crassly threatened to have his bowlers break Jimmy Anderson's arm) until the morning of this Boxing Day Test, has played and captained without fear.

Admittedly, not everything has gone wrong in Russia.