Sentence examples for to do admittedly from inspiring English sources

And it means finding ways to be a party loyalist on some votes in order to gain maneuvering room on others — as Paul tried to do, admittedly somewhat clumsily, by voting against cloture for Hagel but then voting to approve nomination.

Why then do I find myself reacting in this negative way -- as I do, admittedly, to most of Woody Allen's work?

They do, admittedly, excel in finishing in the top four of the Premier League.

The only one he ever did do, admittedly, but there it is, in German, in all its five minutes of glory.

Yes, I now knew what I had to do, although admittedly I didn't have a clue how to do it.

The only perfect score did, admittedly, go to Pat McInally, a Harvard grad, but let the record show: he was a punter.

To sum up, Grantham's belief is "that capitalism does admittedly do a thousand things better than other systems: it only currently fails in two or three.

On the rare occasion he's agreed to slow down so that I can see what he's doing, admittedly, I've forgotten it all the next day.

In getting as close as they did, admittedly, the men of the lightweight four initially struggled to separate pride and despair.

Vaughn is threatening to turn into the male version of his vacuous ex-girlfriend Jennifer Aniston (though she does admittedly have better boobs).

I did, admittedly, in my early 20's and on a rare occasion, probably have one to many drinks and drove as a result, irresponsibly.