Sentence examples for acknowledged it all from inspiring English sources

But today, a senior administration official acknowledged, it all "seems to have been blown out of the water," by the latest violence in the region.

Of course, he acknowledged, "It all could go wrong," with the taboo unrestored, more chaos and violence in Lebanon, the Russians choosing to deliver more advanced weapons systems to Syria and attacks on Western targets in Lebanon and elsewhere in the Middle East.

Some have never considered it seriously while others have acknowledged it all of their lives and will not act on it.

The parliament is growing stronger, he acknowledges: it all but harried the Santer commission out of office, forcing through the investigation that finally did the job.

When you pass through humble when you pass through sickly When you pass through I'm better than you all When you pass through anger and self deprecation and have the strength to acknowledge it all When the past makes you laugh and you can savor the magic that let you survive your own war You find that that fire is passion and there's a door up ahead not a wall.

He's made no statements regarding the practice, and hasn't publicly acknowledged it at all since he took office.

There were caveats as he laid out his defence and he acknowledged it was not all our fault.

It either refuses to acknowledge it at all, allowing it to spiral completely out of control while everyone denies responsibility... or it reacts so quickly that nobody has time to think sensibly about the response..

It either refuses to even acknowledge it at all, allowing it to spiral completely out of control while everyone denies responsibility – the Ross/Brand affair being a textbook example – or it reacts so quickly that nobody has time to think sensibly about the response.

They sort of have to acknowledge what's being said if they choose to acknowledge it at all".

In this country, it's still easy to absorb the idea that race is ugly, and that to acknowledge it at all is itself a sign that there is a problem.