Sentence examples for acknowledged at all from inspiring English sources

That was a little shorter than Etta deserved, but at this rate, it's a miracle she was acknowledged at all.

Indeed, if he is acknowledged at all in Britain, it is as a kind of Gallic Cliff Richard.

Abiding by the conventions of a thriller, the movie prizes decisiveness, as if ambiguity is for sissies when ambiguity is acknowledged at all.

A year ago, such forward thinking emanating from the hills of Blacksburg, Va., would have been met with eye-rolling and guffaws if it was acknowledged at all.

It is an ancient injustice, an ancient hypocrisy: a mediocre man is called a genius, a genius woman is called mediocre – if she is acknowledged at all.

If acknowledged at all, it is usually with some embarrassment as the offspring of an ill-fated marriage between the incompatible worlds of the artist's atelier and the physics lab.

Agency officials all but acknowledged at a press briefing on Tuesday that the declaration was imminent, as they had in early May as well.

However, it is important to recognize and acknowledge at all times that these roles are complementary and are tightly integrated in practice.

Virginity is something we are told, alternately, to either obsess over or not acknowledge at all.

It's the system that's doing the screwing here and, as usual, it's screwing those young people that Brendan – bizarrely – fails to acknowledge at all in his article.

Again, the problem was acknowledged at Nice.