Sentence examples for is admittedly rather from inspiring English sources

At my daughter's pre-school the airspace is admittedly rather crowded.

The bulk modulus (B) refined for a third order Birch-Murnaghan equation of state [14] is 6.4(4) GPa, though the data-set used to calculate this quantity is admittedly rather limited.

Also cool: if you use the bookmarklet instead of Blackbird Pie, the embedded tweet will display the exact date and time of tweets instead of "X minutes ago", which is admittedly rather pointless as it doesn't update the timestamp going forward.

In the original three-step model of Covello and Gray (On the evolution of RNA editing. Trends Genet. 1993 Aug;9(8):265-8), it is admittedly rather difficult to cleanly differentiate among the three steps because the model is so obviously a co-evolutionary one (editing sites + editing machinery).

The first time this happens, it's admittedly rather funny.

"It was admittedly rather awe-inspiring," he says.

After spending a bit of time with the handset, I'm admittedly rather bummed that it's not coming to the states.

Although such considerations are admittedly rather speculative, they do highlight how very small conductances can play very important roles near resting potentials.

Now, the job I speak of is admittedly a rather inane one, and might be properly defined as: "oversimplifying complex demographic trends and then obsessing over one particular slice of the electorate at the expense of all others".

Our vision as a global outlet -- or "voice" -- for this generation is admittedly ambitious, which is rather typical of the Millennial generation.

WF: It was actually rather different than the recording of the first few records, which are admittedly all rather darkly themed.