Sentence examples for acknowledged explaining from inspiring English sources

"I dropped out because I wanted to hang out with the guys on the streets — the wrong crowd," he acknowledged, explaining why he never made it past the ninth grade.

"Consumers didn't know what it was," Dean Factor acknowledged, explaining that smashbox is slang for a camera and also the name of the photography studio the brothers started a decade ago.

Laila Abou-Saif, an Egyptian writer and theater director whose theater in Cairo was closed in 1979 after she produced a play that satirized polygamy, said in an interview that the Islamic factor must be acknowledged in explaining the condition of the Arab world, which was a center of arts and sciences.

We have added text to the Results section acknowledging and explaining the imperfect match.

The thinktank argues politicians need to acknowledge and explain this to the public.

But we must, without exception, acknowledge and explain at the bottom that "an earlier version of this article" … screwed up whatever.

But prices fell further in the early 1930s, a fact Mr Greenspan neither acknowledges nor explains.So how should governments handle a slump?

Nato needs to acknowledge and explain, for example, its decision to fly at 15,000ft, making it impossible for pilots to see if they were targeting civilians.

"Until Davis can acknowledge and explain why he actively championed the family's interests and shed more light on the nature of his involvement, I am not prepared to release him," the governor said.

Faced with a controller demanding a ticket, try this: point to a friend (or, in desperate circumstances, a receptive-looking stranger) at the other end of the train car, and after exchanging an acknowledging wave, explain, "my boyfriend/girlfriend is over there, holding my ticket".

There is a general and acknowledged difficulty in explaining how coercion by threat is possible: if the coercee defies the demand backed by the threat, it is typically irrational, because futile, for the coercer to go ahead and execute his threat.