Sentence examples for is admittedly refreshing from inspiring English sources

In an increasingly catch-and-release world where decked-out fly-fishers coddle their fish before releasing them, it is admittedly refreshing to see a guy in hip boots and a Harley Davidson hat haul a fish ashore with a heavy spinning rod and knock it on the head for dinner.

It's admittedly refreshing to see a coach call his own team the "dumbest team in America," as the Oakland Raiders' Bill Callahan recently did.

While it's admittedly refreshing to hear "ne'er-do-wells" used outside a Dickens novel, it might be appropriate to ask why Rochdale borough council isn't trying to tackle the bigger problems facing these people, rather than trying to squeeze them dry for swearing when it's not directly offensive to anyone.

While it's admittedly refreshing to hear "ne'er-do-wells" used outside a Dickens novel, it might be appropriate to ask why Rochdale borough council isn't trying to tackle the bigger problems facing these people, rather than trying to squeeze them dry for swearing when it's not directly offensive to anyone.

This is, admittedly, an old story about Modernism, but it's refreshing to see it recast in such quasi-domestic terms.

Mine is, admittedly, atrocious.

(Their sample is, admittedly, narrow).

O'Connell is admittedly biased.

This is, admittedly, sound advice.

Allianz Leben's profitability is admittedly low.

There is, admittedly, a safety valve.