Sentence examples for acknowledged a bit from inspiring English sources

Their virtues are acknowledged a bit stiffly.

("I don't have a sheepskin," he acknowledged a bit ruefully).

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.

But Mr. Tsochantaris acknowledged, a bit sheepishly, that the revenue total will probably be much higher.

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

But there is something unusual in it, he will grudgingly acknowledge, a bit like being a ski racer from Kansas.

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

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?

John O'Shea, who skippered the Republic on his 90th cap in Robbie Keane's absence, acknowledged "a little bit of disappointment" at the number of missed chances, with Shane Long squandering the best opportunity when he blazed over in the first half.

Dunn also had an appendectomy in April 2011 and was back in the lineup six days later, which he acknowledged was a bit of a rush.