Sentence examples for they admittedly from inspiring English sources

If they had stayed with the Yankees, they admittedly would not be getting any playing time.

But Kentuckians are less likely to be unemployed, and more likely to own their homes, than the average American (though they admittedly earn less).

Which they admittedly won 7-0, buthehe affair illustrated that this brilliant Brazil could suffer from crippling nerves at the business end of tournaments along with the best of them.

They admittedly don't sound like such a fun bunch, but when the meddling powers at the EU mandated that each member increase the size of its economy, the Institute took the lead by counting a range of "innovative" revenues in its accounts, including those from prostitution, illegal drug sales, smuggling, and other unlawful financial transactions.

Though they admittedly annoyed committee staff members who sat nearby with their steady stream of banter over their shared cubicle wall, they did not begin dating until late July 2007, when Mr. Vogel asked Ms. Rosengarten to join him for a Saturday afternoon drink and a movie.

On the hanger they admittedly represent the scarier side of avant-garde fashion, but once on they will work for some (particularly if they are worn with heels rather than Comme's suggested flat gym shoes) and are a cheap yet fashion-insider way into one of next season's trends.

Several doctors I spoke with were religious before they became patients, but they were admittedly even more so once they faced serious illness.

For if (non-ideal) civil servants know that they are potentially being watched, they may admittedly try to change their behavior for the better.

They are, admittedly, not yet opposed to the European Union, but they are no longer so sure why they are meant to be in favour of it.

They also show just how quickly a person can lose several thousand pounds when they're, admittedly, very drunk.

And they are, admittedly, fantastic.