Sentence examples for much admittedly from inspiring English sources
The Recre president, says Marca, is the most down-to-earth in La Liga (which ain't saying much, admittedly).
Not much, admittedly, when compared with the 150 watt-hours per kilogram of a lithium-ion battery, like that found in many electric cars.
Not all of that "too much", admittedly, is compelling or even interesting, but the ground is choked with events that defy brief, coherent summary.
Not much, admittedly, but it's a hack.
When they aren't, it tends to suffer not much, admittedly, but at the prices they charge, there's no excuse.
Admittedly, much has changed since the Ford people showed up.
Admittedly, much of the cast isn't up to the demands of an intricate Sondheim score.
Admittedly, much of what has come to seem local to Santa Fe isn't really so.
The recent rejigging of that movie, much like the (admittedly much improved) 1990s re-edit of his Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid, cannot legitimately be called the "director's cut".
They're in total control here, without offering much up front admittedly, but then they don't need to.
