Sentence examples for well admittedly from inspiring English sources
The maligned Metzelder and Mertesacker did well, admittedly against a lone Luca Toni – while Pirlo and Totti passed their way beautifully through midfield, covertly abetted by Simone Perrotta.
If that's true for other teams as well, admittedly a big if, it smashes a cornerstone of the N.H.L.P.A.'s appeal to its members, that the owners habitually cry poverty and hide profitability in negotiations.
Well, admittedly, the original was horrible – do those of us who aren't dying in a famine really want to thank God that someone other than us is suffering that fate?
Well, admittedly, not a lot.
Well, admittedly you'd hardly to expect it to do anything else.
They can also score goals (and concede them as well admittedly) and that makes them a healthy FA Cup proposition.
If he chips and putts well, which admittedly is not an automatic these days, he will almost certainly be in contention.
She looks great, acts well (in admittedly undemanding circumstances) and sings beautifully.
Since the model was derived from the map, and not from an independent experiment, this measure does not properly reflect the resolution of the map, but rather describes how well our admittedly incomplete model explains the map densities.
This is an instance of a well-known, admittedly simplistic way, of modeling actions: an action is viewed as a relation between the states of the world before the action and the corresponding states after the action.
And admittedly, well over 97% of that audience remains sceptical.
