Sentence examples for acknowledged enough from inspiring English sources

At work, Leos never feel acknowledged enough.

Strappado, drowning, sexual abuse, beatings, stress positions, loud music, stuffing people into boxes, sleep deprivation, but also -- and this is not acknowledged enough as torture -- threats to send prisoners to countries where they would face further abuse (in the film, Israel).

In an interview, Vidra acknowledged his remark was unfortunate and said he made a mistake in "not acknowledging enough how much the traditions of the institution matter to me".

That facility, the only nuclear arms program the North has acknowledged, produced enough plutonium for at least half a dozen bombs, according to American estimates.

The question is, 'Can that issue be resolved?' But the fact that it's been acknowledged is enough for the moment to be able to progress".

Ellis, who had originally faced a felony charge stemming from his alleged role in an April 2010 fight at Hampton University, entered an Alford plea, which means that he did not admit guilt but acknowledged that enough evidence existed for a conviction.

In an essay on being Jewish, Tony Judt observed that "We acknowledge readily enough our duties to our contemporaries; but what of our obligations to those who came before us?" For Judt, it was his debt to the past alone that established his identity.

We don't acknowledge this enough, but sometimes the best startups are built in nontraditional ways through bootstrapping or finding a few strategic angel investors.

The barbs sting, Ms. Beckham acknowledged, but not enough to deflect her from her purpose.

Disputes between Arabs and Kurds over land — Kirkuk among them — are acknowledged as incendiary enough to incite a war.

Mr. Curry acknowledged that raising enough money would be essential in the race, saying, "This is going to be very hard".