Sentence examples for what it admittedly from inspiring English sources

How can a book like Faletti's use a mixture of the shopworn and the nonsensical to achieve what it admittedly does?

This was less than a week ago, as well; Apple hasn't been given adequate time to address the problem, though what it has done has admittedly been pretty goddamn stupid.

Boris Bergant, the Slovenian vice-chairman of the European Broadcasting Union's TV committee, calculates that the amount the EBU has agreed to pay for the TV rights to soccer's European Cup in 2000 will be 43 times (admittedly in nominal terms) what it paid in 1980.

Because of what Stanhope said about it, admittedly, but not specifically to meet him, though she did move in right opposite … Anyway, it's fine now.

It was precisely what an admittedly jittery General Manager Theo Epstein was thinking when he retreated to the clubhouse to use the restroom.

I don't know what started it, this admittedly morbid habit of mine.

"It is an option available to what we admittedly understand to be a small percentage" of moviegoers.

But there are communities loudly opposing the pledge for compulsory PSHE – some because of obvious religious and cultural grievances, but also parents who don't feel it's a teacher's place to talk to their kids about what is, admittedly, the most sensitive subject in the world.

Mywish Marketplaces, one of the more mature startups in what is admittedly a very broad sector, has raised $15 million to push its financing business into new areas.

We get the party started with what is admittedly a bravura masturbation scene.

Here's what we've learned, from what is admittedly a very small sample of the entire Academy.