Sentence examples for acknowledge a bit of from inspiring English sources

Exit lines are simply a way to handle the moment you feel critiqued and acknowledge a bit of truth in reality.

He does acknowledge a bit of discomfort when he reads news reports in which the partnership chairman, DaimlerChrysler executive Ferdinand Panik, speaking as a DaimlerChrysler representative, said he favors his company's preferred fuel, methanol.

But she also acknowledged "a bit of nervousness about seeing the torture part of it".

He acknowledged a bit of dread at the daunting size of the task this year.

Mrs. Clinton acknowledged a "bit of a flare-up" that she attributed to miscommunication among lawmakers.

Ms. Waxman, the owner of the home in East Jewett in the Hudson Valley, acknowledged a bit of ambivalence about her purchase.

Cuban is still the irascible character from his baseline seat at Mavericks games, but he also acknowledges a bit of a change.

To Holly DiFonzo, 30, of Chatsworth, the system seemed "pretty cool," although she acknowledged a bit of Big Brother unease.

OK, so maybe this guy isn't exactly at the top of his game aesthetically, but you can't do a book on the "Old New York" without at least acknowledging a bit of the old grime, all right?

In many ways that innings overshadowed Botham's astonishing 149 not out at Headingley, which he would acknowledge as "a bit of a slog".

Thursday's exercise, the organizers acknowledge, was a bit of a stunt to publicize the issues and nudge Congress and the presidential candidates.