Sentence examples for is admittedly the from inspiring English sources

This is, admittedly, the logic of desperation, raising a thousand questions and provoking as many vexing problems.

In what is, admittedly, the least-tested part of their thesis, Dr Unger and Dr Scherer argue that other cells react to this increase in leptin concentration by becoming resistant to the hormone's effects.

Swinton and Schoenaerts are robust performers in their different ways, we know, managing to establish a palpable chemistry; Johnson, in what is admittedly the thinnest role of four, is good at projecting a sort of artless dissatisfaction.

Though the young Ariane grew up watching Parisian theatre – it was there that she first saw Kathakali – it's surprising to hear that she got a taste for performance in Britain (though there is admittedly the family connection: the actor Harriet Walter is a cousin).

–Fitbit Ionic ($70 off) – The Versa is admittedly the better of Fitbit's new smartwatches, but $70 off is a solid deal for the larger device. .

But a great API does not a successful company make, and there are plenty of competitors; Yelp, Google Places, Factual, etc, although Foursquare is admittedly the most developer-friendly.

French farmers are, admittedly, the largest beneficiaries from the CAP.

The problem may be that "greatness" thing, which was, admittedly, the nebulous criterion for my Top 10 Composers project.

It was admittedly the manner of her trial at Chester, rather than its substance, that bellowed "Oaks winner".

It was, admittedly, the only japes going in their dismal hamlet.It is equally easy for border guards to wade across to the other side.

At its worst, it's silly and crude (though some of the most sophomoric bits are, admittedly, the funniest, like a recent raucous feature on the Queen Mother).