Sentence examples for which admittedly would from inspiring English sources

A few cellphone calls later, the other birders converged on the spot, and we all got a good look before the sparrow, which admittedly would not merit a second look from most non-birders, flew off down the field.

You, as someone without any managerial power, are unlikely to be able to transform the way your whole department works, save by staging some kind of workers' revolution, which admittedly would be wildly exciting, but ultimately will probably mean you get sacked.

Showing up to the bank with a briefcase full of cash (which admittedly would be so badass) wouldn't be acceptable in your lender's eyes.

Instead of legislating through some semblance of compromise, which admittedly would have riled his base beyond imagination, he opted to reign over a do-nothing congress and bent to the reckless tactics of brinkmanship.

For making it "work" they were prepared to pay a juicy fee including travel and hotel roomSo

For donors however, funding non-state actors is a way of much less resistance than trying to work through the public sector which admittedly would not be without risks.

It was a beautiful, tightly edited collection - with gorgeous colours and shapes, some of which admittedly you'd need to be slim to wear.

Which, admittedly, is exactly what I would have done if our roles were reversed.

Which admittedly does sound like it would be much easier than how taxes currently work.

22 h4 Nc4 If Black had played 19...Rfe8 then the rook would have been on c8 rather than f8 so that the threat of...Nxb2 would force 23 Bxc4 which admittedly is still clearly better for White.

She has to work, not inherently for the money, which admittedly helps, but were she home day after day, we would both go stark-raving mad.