Sentence examples for while there are admittedly from inspiring English sources

WHILE there are, admittedly, figures more deserving of sympathy than unemployed pool players, the demise of the hustler is an occasion to be mourned.

While there are admittedly deeper and more complex considerations also contributing to this persistent dilemma, these general observations cannot be refuted on their merits, and their existence does not help to remedy the problem.

And while there's admittedly been few concrete details to go by since the August report, this week's notebook overhauls offer a window into the future of the iMac line, which sports an architectural resemblance to the MacBook lines.

There are, admittedly, short-term risks.

There are, admittedly, reports of other screenings where this problem did not occur.

There is, admittedly, a safety valve.

There is admittedly a hint of romanticism in it all.

There is, admittedly, a vast mountain to climb.

There is, admittedly, a lot of science in sport.

There is, admittedly, some risk of false advertising.

I vomit three times before showtime from nerves-by-proxy (there were, admittedly, contributory factors).