Sentence examples for is admittedly something from inspiring English sources

A Famous Face Is Staying Active There is, admittedly, something cheeky about asking someone what he has been up to since he stopped making headlines.

Raw milk is admittedly something of a niche product.

There is admittedly something of the TV movie of the week in Still Alice, a little like Do You Remember Love, from 1985, starring Joanne Woodward.

There is, admittedly, something about the phrase "cultural appropriation" that can make even card-carrying liberals grit their teeth, thanks to its overzealous application to everything from canoeing (recently held up as a symbol of "theft and genocide" in Canada) to yoga and Mexican-themed fancy-dress parties.

This is admittedly something of a niche market.

There is admittedly something less immediately intuitive in the case of negation and implication.

There was admittedly something splendid about the gesture of sending help to the Ionian revolt, and it has been suggested accordingly that early 5th-century depictions on vases of Theseus attacking the Amazons (inhabitants of Anatolia) may be a coded allusion to Athens' Asiatic adventure of the 490s.

My inquiry was, admittedly, something of a spectacular one.

For a team that lost only three games in league this season, playing in the postseason was admittedly something different.

Now the cost of this more decentralized approach is, admittedly, that it leads to something less than universal, comprehensive coverage.

Otherwise, wondering whether something that is, admittedly, pleasant, is good would be as senseless as wondering whether a given pleasant thing was pleasant.