Sentence examples for most admittedly from inspiring English sources

My experience with student evaluations — most, admittedly, poorly designed — defies the reflexive charge that teachers can buy good reports by being entertaining or easy graders.

Paris, which had only 4 quasi-official newspapers at the start of 1789, saw more than 130 new periodicals by the end of the year, most admittedly short-lived, including 20 dailies.

But it has some delightful music — most, admittedly, from "Trouble in Tahiti" — and giving it a hearing (in a new production by Christopher Alden) is exactly the sort of thing City Opera should be doing.

Seascape, in which a couple on a beach holiday fall into conversation with a pair of lizards, represented a more openly experimental and surreal streak in Albee's writing, while Three Tall Women, on the surface his most straightforward work, is fascinating because it is the most admittedly autobiographical of his scripts.

Magic Leap has raised almost two billion dollars without releasing a product, but is by most (admittedly sketchy) accounts struggling.

In most cases, admittedly, being a late entrant into an election campaign may hurt a candidate.

This is an especially puzzling move, considering that expats without ready access to English books in print are some of the most desperate (admittedly limited in number, but devoted nonetheless) potential buyers.

Soldiers respect civilians, for the most part (admittedly there are exceptions, but those exceptions do not count in my generalization of "soldier," just as when I say "we" i exclude the psychopath serial killers).