But her poetic efforts were not, she acknowledged, entirely ignored by her parents: her mother had a selection of her compositions privately published, under the title "Verses," when she was sixteen.
They now need some time to sort out these many problems, which are, we should acknowledge, not entirely of Network Rail's making.
Victor Gilinsky, in "Indian Point: The Next Fukushima?" (Op-Ed, Dec. 17), doesn't mention major differences between Indian Point and the Fukushima plants, never acknowledges their entirely different physical environments and doesn't mention industry's steps taken since the tragedy at Fukushima in Japan.
The intensity of their relationship led Lorca to acknowledge, if not entirely accept, his own homosexuality.
Since Anderson was not on record as a political activist, they reserved their greatest hatred for her champion Eleanor Roosevelt -- her savior, her defender in a swirl of ugly events that she did not want to think about or even entirely acknowledge".
She noted that Jackson's "total lack of engagement with the cameras adds to the unreal mood" because he was always performing—"but for the imagined masses, not for the filmgoer" and that the film doesn't "entirely acknowledge that reality, and that's a little odd".
"First of all I write for Maori, and for me not to acknowledge that would be entirely wrong.
But its executives acknowledge they are not entirely sure how the two will coexist.
Yet you also acknowledge that this is entirely dependent on his unspecified entitlement reforms, without which the deficit would increase significantly.
Executives are seriously discussing extending the show to a sixth season, though they acknowledge that it will entirely depend on the decision of the show's creator, David Chase.
His remarks do not represent a complete disavowal of Trump, but acknowledge he is not entirely easy with some of the Republican candidate's positions.
