Sentence examples for question admittedly from inspiring English sources

The question, admittedly difficult, of the reading room was fudged, as was the King's library, with the result that there is a void, wrapped in a void, with another void to the side, even as the core business of the museum is shunted into a corner.

Asking these questions, admittedly, is easier with people who lived what we call "a long, full life".

It is only on the nuclear question -- admittedly a very important one -- that the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies truly dropped the ball.

The duke in question was, admittedly, the second duke, who in 1936 won an infamous tax case that permitted him to pay his gardeners in a way that avoided a tax liability.

(Note: I've reached out to Routh's publicist to get a final word on this question that, admittedly, perhaps only I care about).

For those of us "commencing" on May 21, the sense of stepping off and starting again is heightened and accompanied by questions that, admittedly, keep me up at night... Has it really been four years since I attended my first class at Juilliard?

You can email the moderators to question their actions, admittedly, but the problem is the return journey; it doesn't tend to exist.

But what's really missing is the question I'm admittedly not answering here: the cost of dysfunction.

Staiert told the Independent that the questions surrounding the fund pose admittedly thorny questions for department staff.

The idea, he said, came after he was besieged by questions about his admittedly heady play after a recent performance.

One of the joys of the Hay festival is that it leaves all generations with many more questions than answers; admittedly some more taxing than others.