Sentence examples for acknowledge that to from inspiring English sources

The difficulties presented by each job are different, and we acknowledge that to each other.

Indeed, Mr. Bush's advisers acknowledge that to some extent he is using issues simply to create the impression that he is a bold leader.

"Though reason tells me that homosexuality is a derangement of nature, and, as a Christian, I must acknowledge that to be homosexual is to be in sin," he writes to Ciliberto, "I must honestly say that I have never had any feelings of guilt about the matter, nor felt in any way 'alienated' from normal people.

While Mrs. Clinton's supporters say they are certain she will win the state and, with it, the bulk of its 281 delegates, they acknowledge that to keep Mr. Obama from running even a close second, she may have to invest more precious time and money here.

Researchers have generally come to acknowledge that to develop such systems successfully, their security features must be incorporated in the context of a systematic approach: a security methodology.

But surely Montorio will at least acknowledge that, to a lot of his former print colleagues, his move represents a step over to the dark side?

To acknowledge that is key".

We need to acknowledge that terrible failure today".

And David utterly failed to acknowledge that was the case".

He also acknowledged that "to fluff is absolutely human".

Mr. Radcliffe acknowledges that to pull off this coup, he resorted to some sleight of hand.