Sentence examples for acknowledged facts from inspiring English sources

"I think it's one of the most universal acknowledged facts about our band that we're all enormously uptight," admits keyboardist Edwin Congreave, who joins Yannis on interview duties today.

All that is imagined as a prelude to a possible discussion of the Clinton impeachment that might, in some way, however sordid, at least be connected to acknowledged facts.

When you begin, "It's an acknowledged fact," "Acknowledged, yes, by whom?" I.

By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, October 14 , 1933P. 30 When you begin, "It's an acknowledged fact," "Acknowledged, yes, by whom?" I View Article By Charles Bethea By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

This is not a slur or a rumour: it is an acknowledged fact.

If this widely acknowledged fact is personified by one figure in the New Testament, why shouldn't it be?

It is acknowledged fact that "Life on Mars?" gets its basic harmonic structure from the original French inspiration to Frank Sinatra's "My Way", written in 1968.

Our starting point was that the beneficial effects of hallucinogenics (mainly pot and acid) on our culture are now a widely acknowledged fact.

Today, it is a widely acknowledged fact that one person cannot have more information than a market of six billion investors.

It's an acknowledged fact that all music sounds better played through a car stereo.

That perception conflicted with the acknowledged fact that many pregnancies of adolescent girls were fathered by adult "mature" men.