admittedly

Recent polls suggest that framing could be broadly popular — and that refusing to bring back a man admittedly expelled by mistake, in defiance of the Supreme Court, is not.

But, admittedly, the most cringe-worthy attempt at low brow humor came last week when the Trump administration paraded a crime-victim’s mother through the briefing room.

That spirit-crushing feeling of powerlessness is what director Nabulsi aims to fend off, admittedly through not always effective narrative means, but with emotional sincerity nonetheless.

The attorney responded by email: "Is the government allowed to admittedly break the law if an individual is alleged to have broken the law?"

I went for them at the start of the competition – admittedly because I wanted someone different to win it – and I am not going to change now.