Sentence examples for who admittedly from inspiring English sources

That is impressive for a man who admittedly was a 90s shooter a few years ago.

A pure scorer who admittedly has trouble dribbling the ball with his left hand, Sprewell will play point guard.

The woodwinds migrated to a standard grouping near the back, replaced in the front row by Roland Denes, the timpanist, who admittedly played an especially prominent role.

Style guru Peter York, who admittedly "detests" Marmite, argues that this is all just clever marketing: "I don't think it is such an 'iconic' brand.

Lots of people in politics, who admittedly know nothing about what's on those returns, think Romney must be doing a cost-benefit analysis.

And while there were moments of humor among the pathos in the film, Karlovic -- a man who admittedly likes a joke -- did not see the lighter side.

Behind a burgeoning superstar and an amended defensive unit, the Bucks, who admittedly need some assistance in the pursuit, could make a run for a playoff spot.

But experts in whistle-blower cases — who, admittedly, have an interest in fostering such claims — say he has a persuasive case.

She finished ahead of Torah Bright, who admittedly was never going to be a contender for gold in that race, despite the hyped-up television ads claiming otherwise.

Even Boris Johnson, who admittedly rarely loses a chance to undermine the government, said on Monday that "everyone" had known about the shortfall "ages ago".

I've seriously weighed the question of whether my grandmother who admittedly falls on the extreme Luddite side of the scale, even for a 90-year-old would be able to use an iPad or iPhone.