Sentence examples for acknowledge too from inspiring English sources

I acknowledge, too, that being a through-and-through H & H partisan is hardly a requisite badge of Upper West Siderness.

It would acknowledge, too, that he has thought up some creative mechanisms to try to channel profits into projects that could help keep the planet cool.

After a period, not that long ago, when the TaxPayers' Alliance was the only national voice pressing for austerity, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats now acknowledge too much was spent and too much taxed.

(Let me acknowledge, too, for fairness' sake, that my people, the Jews, the most traditional among us, still harbor similar misogyny as does traditional Islam and several other religious cultures).

Acknowledge, too, that while the euro zone's GDP growth has been disappointing compared with America's over the past decade, on a per-person basis it has more or less kept pace.

She acknowledges, too, that Hitchcock was held in high esteem by his cast and crew.

He acknowledged, too, that there was a long way to go.

The Food and Drug Administration acknowledges, too, that the number does not capture all the overdoses.

She acknowledged, too, that there was no legal way of forcing banks to participate.

He acknowledged, too, that, at moments, he experienced a personal edge to his feelings.

She acknowledges, too, that Hitchcock was held in high esteem by most of his cast and crew.