Sentence examples for it would admittedly from inspiring English sources

It would, admittedly, also need a separate, circular accelerator to provide the protons.

It would admittedly offer "few clues about where to find insurgents", but it would "provide elements of even greater strategic importance – a map for leveraging popular support and marginalizing the insurgency itself".

(It would, admittedly, end up taking a number of working and middle-class Americans off the tax rolls during the period when they're raising children. But the current right-wing anxiety about taking people off the tax rolls is not only unwarranted but deeply unconservative as well).

But it would admittedly be nice if the Liberals could actually mean what they say for once or, at least, actually say what they mean.

It would also, admittedly, be a hassle for many of our allies, but the short-term diplomatic trauma would not overwhelm Washington.

It *did* take a lot longer than I thought it would take, admittedly.

And a finals between the Lakers and Heat would admittedly be high on entertainment value, both for the outsized personalities involved and because it would be an on-court battle between the old and new styles of play.

OK, that would admittedly sound clichéd coming from anyone else, but if past is prolog, Baldev Duggal means it.

I would admittedly feel honoured if I managed to express something connected not only to my personal experience but also to that of other people".

The kinds of obligations envisaged would admittedly depend on the situation on the ground.

Picking five bowlers would admittedly mean young James Taylor missing out and I was really impressed with him in this game.