Sentence examples for speak admittedly from inspiring English sources

I speak, admittedly, as a Londoner, but that decision looks to me like a mistake.

"I speak, admittedly, to stir you, if there is something in you to be stirred," Bernard writes in the spring of 1960, three years into their relationship.

Now, the job I speak of is admittedly a rather inane one, and might be properly defined as: "oversimplifying complex demographic trends and then obsessing over one particular slice of the electorate at the expense of all others".

I can only speak from my own (admittedly vast) sexual experience, but if I get into a car with a strange man, for example, and I'm pouting and he's looking at my legs and tits and stuff, he doesn't drive me off for a "bit of promiscuity"—he drives me off for a "bit of fun".

Admittedly, speaking English is a tool that permanent American residents should have; it is the de facto official language of the U.S., and many states, such as Colorado, have laws that bar the use of any other language on official documents.

Admittedly he did speak of the "harshness" associated with inequality and said: "We cannot ignore this change in relative economic standing, and the resentment it sometimes brings".

Admittedly, not all of them speak it well, and many speak a hybrid form that has been called Hinglish.

It began with the chairman calling the - admittedly diminutive - Alan Duncan to speak.

My grandmother didn't have so much as a dining room, but to my (admittedly unsophisticated) eyes, her china seemed to speak of state dinners and sumptuous evening wear and high tea somewhere grand.

Admittedly, the community's linguistic diversity (we speak over 25 languages) poses a challenge.

Has Wallbanger (Sean Hannity), admittedly a high school dropout, nevertheless he can speak very well?