There was never any doubt that he was an inspired wordsmith with a unique sense of character, but at last such men as William Poel and Harley Granville-Barker started to recognise his structural mastery – they acknowledged, in fact, that he might have known what he was doing.
Self-evidently, this is comedy with a macabre twist and the best moments of the show come when this is overtly explored and acknowledged — in fact, the best moment of the whole night comes when the entire company of actors turns against their leader, the excellent Toby Park, telling him they want him gone.
How much worse can it get?" Perhaps Bernanke is just acknowledging in fact what has already been practiced in the last crash.
6. "But while the research compiled in the Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care has been widely interpreted as showing the country's best and worst care, the Dartmouth researchers themselves acknowledged in interviews that in fact it mainly shows the varying costs of care in the government's Medicare program.
This crossing-over is acknowledged in the book — in fact, it's the only real action — but it leaves "A Breath of Life" feeling more labored than inspired.
After a husband in one session denied that he had been angry with his wife, he watched himself on tape — and acknowledged that in fact he had been mad.
After a husband in one session denied that he had been angry with his wife, he watched himself on tape -- and acknowledged that, in fact, he had been angry.
In any case, James Murdoch later acknowledged that, in fact, there had been more going on that night: he and Cameron, he admitted the following year, had discussed the BSkyB bid in "a tiny side conversation" which he couldn't really remember.
The prince watched attentively, then asked, about halfway through: "Is this how it will appear to someone viewing this at home in Tonga?" Mr. Gutman, looking a little surprised, acknowledged that in fact the trailer would be a little slower to load and the picture would probably not be quite as crisp.
Later, they acknowledged that, in fact, they ask new recruits to list the names of relatives in the agency.
UPDATE: Pontzen has subsequently acknowledged that in fact some attempts were made to publicize the Weinstein talk at Oxford.
