Sentence examples for I think acknowledging from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what I'll do with what I learn, but I think acknowledging those feelings and being aware of their potential impact will be important.

"Fumble, I think," acknowledged Cutler, who blamed the slick, new ball.

And it's funny: Hicks has, I think, acknowledged that Byrne has had all the success she envisaged for herself.

One must, I think, acknowledge the partial truth of these objections to get at what was valuable about ANY.

I thought acknowledging praise meant you were arrogant, but I've learned that knowing your strengths enables you to make use of them.

I think that acknowledging that we have made mistakes is not only factually accurate, I think that it is unusual, because so few other governments in the world are willing to admit that, although they make them all the time.

I think just acknowledge that that is a mentality.

"I think he acknowledged that I was right to come and right to visit," he said.

"I think they acknowledge I am trying as hard as possible to get some better results," he says.

It's time, I think, to acknowledge that the notion of tipping is a crass, outmoded, dysfunctional and ultimately inefficient system, ill-suited to a service-industry age.

I think everybody acknowledges that, but where tax increases were off the table before, it is clear that they are front and center now.