Sentence examples for which admittedly are from inspiring English sources

By Las Vegas architectural standards, which admittedly are not exacting, these are reasonable replicas.

Many no doubt will play around with publication dates, which admittedly are more and more difficult to determine in an age of virtual publication.

The EIU has gathered statistics from the OECD (the group of wealthier economies), some of which admittedly are for no later than 2012.

The Defender, conceived with agrarian intentions, is one of those vehicles whose legend has, in the decades since its entrance, far surpassed its abilities – which, admittedly, are not inconsiderable.

Our organizations, the American Association of School Administrators and the American Federation of Teachers, which admittedly are sometimes at odds over issues that affect the teacher workforce, have taken a different approach.

Which, admittedly is slightly inevitable.

Which, admittedly, is not everywhere.

Which admittedly isn't saying much.

None of which, admittedly, is very funny.

Which, admittedly, is not saying too much.

So did Bush, which, admittedly, isn't saying much.