Sentence examples for in admittedly from inspiring English sources

So far stars have committed themselves in admittedly small but telling ways.

Look at what Emmanuel Macron and En Marche achieved in France (in, admittedly, the different context of a presidential system).

That's a leap of 34 positions, from tied 59th to tied 25th, in admittedly a bunched field, but still.

Mayor Bloomberg has made the park off limits to protesters who wanted to gather, in admittedly much larger numbers, on the Great Lawn.

They opened here hard upon each other and deal, in admittedly very different ways, with a similar theme: reckless violence as a response to Nazism.

A lot of magicians saw stage and closeup magic simply as fake "wonder," reproducing, in admittedly artificial ways, old rituals of death and restoration, giving people the hope, for half an hour, that real magic was possible.

Opower found that 32% of plug-ins' drivers (admittedly in the wealthier, sunnier, western parts of the country that it surveyed) also have rooftop solar panels.

Otway anticipates "a great disaster movie" taking in his admittedly scant highs and many lows.

Now he is in equal first place in the admittedly meaningless national polls (alongside Wesley Clark who seems to have peaked).

But Chris — a major contender, in an admittedly strong field, for the dumbest person in the film — has a plan.

Perhaps it should have stayed in the past — good oysters get lost in the (admittedly tasty) murk.