Sentence examples for is admittedly easy from inspiring English sources

This is, admittedly, easy for me to say.

In this election year, it is, admittedly, easy to draw the lines between Musk and Trump.

Like the other Republican candidates, Paul has demonized ISIS (which is admittedly easy to do) to the point where he would need to take counterproductive military actions against the group once in office.

The look of football is, admittedly, easier to defend than the sound of its fans, such as that anti-Republican abuse at Scotland v England or the minority of Sheffield United supporters who have backed their jailed striker with a song to the effect that he can do whatever to whichever woman he wants.

It's admittedly easy enough, if you are writing a fictional television show, to sit in a diner booth or on a bar stool with a police lieutenant or an assistant principal, an assistant state's attorney or a political functionary and have them tell you the good dirt, knowing as they do that fiction is a safe abstraction.

It's admittedly easier to win audiences over with a crusade against toxic drinking water than it is with an attack on the intricacies of health-care administration, but surely the filmmakers could have adapted the "Erin Brockovich" model and made a strong, shrewd piece of fiction about the terrible trouble that families with inadequate medical insurance find themselves in.

d Although tree species are admittedly easier to identify than other plants, partly because they are fewer in number, it should still be borne in mind that no single area of antiquarian studies is quite as difficult, probably, as botanical identification.

Dating men was admittedly "easier," but what I never admitted to myself was that it was neither fulfilling nor truly made me happy.

Changing an organization's culture is admittedly not easy.

It is admittedly not easy to deal with Nicolas Sarkozy – a volatile grandstander facing a difficult election within months and desperate to divert attention from his own failures and predicaments by abusing the ros beefs.

Again, it is admittedly not easy to give a satisfying account of how we know that this modal existential assumption is fulfilled.