Sentence examples for acknowledged only the from inspiring English sources

Publicly, the Iraqi police have acknowledged only the deaths of six gay men in the neighborhood.

She acknowledged only the hardship of finding decent bread in Boston, which she addressed by having her own delivered once a week by FedEx.

When Mary J. Blige first appeared in 1991, her music acknowledged only the slimmest barrier between hip-hop and R&B.

"My Sister, My Love" could have been a powerful indictment of cultural complicity in child abuse, but Oates emerges as so superior to her characters that complicity isn't acknowledged, only the most facile sorts of blame.

In the past, advisers and department chairs have acknowledged only the pure route of an independent academic career.

One scholarly debate about cohesion concerns the question of whether Locke acknowledged only the limited problem, as one would expect from commentators who read him as accepting atomism (e.g. Mandelbaum 1964, p. 1), or whether he looked further, to the more serious, foundational problem, as Hill argues (2004).

Of all this, Mr. McAuley acknowledges only the symposium, but in passing, sniffing that it was held "quietly".

Jordan stood there, taking in the applause for more than a minute, acknowledging only the second sellout of the Bulls' season with a nod and a knowing smile.

City officials have not identified donors, acknowledging only the presence of one particular anonymous benefactor who helped jump-start the fund-raising.

While semantic externalists acknowledge only the C-intension as modeling an expression's semantic content, 2D empiricists will insist that both A- and C-intensions reflect important aspects of a competent English speaker's understanding of a word like 'water'water

For a reader that can detect and acknowledge only the italic parts of the collisions of Table 5 (we further on call this joint set the Cyan Set), we analytically obtain the following maximal theoretical throughput per slot: Tps f = ∑ R = 1 M P R · ∑ l = 1 S ( R ) P s l ( R ) · R s l sol ( R ). (10).