Sentence examples for which are admittedly from inspiring English sources

But why would someone want to read a memoir parts of which are admittedly not true?

Nelson Tebbe argues that these disputes, which are admittedly complex, nevertheless can be resolved without irrationality or arbitrariness.

Oceane's fellow sex performers, an international cast of misfits, are distinguished mainly by freakish back stories, which are admittedly diverting.

In each case we see scientists exploring hypotheses which are admittedly and often blatantly counter to the accepted evidence as well as accepted scientific opinion.

The tonics, which are admittedly delicious, don't come cheap though, selling for £1.90 a 200ml bottle (the equivalent to £7 for a wine-sized bottle).

They get to keep their defined-benefit pensions (which are, admittedly, an expensive rarity), while officials hired after 2016 get 401 k)s like the rest of us proles.

Which was, admittedly, premature.

Tourist luaus serve only "fresh" poi, which is, admittedly, bland.

She runs the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, which is admittedly a mouthful.

There the State demonstrated a definite purpose which was admittedly within its competence.

From my knowledge of artificial intelligence and robotics, which is admittedly limited, such caution is justified.