Sentence examples for sometimes admittedly from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, admittedly, reactions are fairly daft.

Sometimes, admittedly, this face belonged to Yvette Cooper, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

He's tenacious (O.K., stubborn) and he's independent (sometimes, admittedly, to the point of being politically tone deaf).

It works sometimes, admittedly, but in other cases results in flat, documentary-style images of limited appeal.

Sometimes, admittedly, they'll reward you with a little stay in Preston, but that's only because they think you like it there.

When one combines content, instructional design, technology, curriculum design, and graphical design expertise, wondrous things (and sometimes, admittedly, less than wondrous things) can happen.

And sometimes, occasionally, discreetly, admittedly for a short time, stuffing yourself delivers them all.

He denies that he still works in intelligence, but says he is a "communications consultant", admittedly "sometimes for politicians".

Lockstep suburban conformism enforced with a fascist rigor is the ugly (but admittedly sometimes funny) joke driving this family comedy.

It is the core issue that the AIDS community has been struggling with for three decades, admittedly sometimes more successfully than others.

What's especially compelling about Taylor's, admittedly sometimes long-winded, book is his charge that cracks in Christianity provided places where secularism's weeds flourished.