Sentence examples for acknowledged points from inspiring English sources

U.S. officials acknowledged points of discord at the talks hosted by French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drain. Jean-Yves Le Drain

It's "difficult to predict" Musk acknowledged, pointing out that he's now trying to avoid making production pronouncements that the rest of the world endlessly dissects.

But there are no doubt times when it has, he acknowledged, pointing as one example to the court's infamous Dred Scott decision in 1857 that classified blacks as property but not citizens.

On Thursday, President Obama has to do more than call Congressional leaders to find "common ground" by acknowledging points of Republican merit and Democratic flexibility.

This mission is exotic to him, he acknowledges, pointing out, "I've rarely said the word Lord, unless it's followed by of the Rings".

"But that can change quite quickly," he acknowledges, pointing to how both attitudes and regulation change all the time.

Here, we respond to it point by point and also acknowledge the points that they note regarding incongruences between contemporary climate action and wartime mobilisation.

It helped to review the shared history and the acknowledged pain points.

Sharon Taylor, assistant chief constable of Devon and Cornwall police, said the force acknowledged learning points in the IPCC report.

Obama also acknowledged the points that some of his critics have made about remaining concerns about Iran's behavior.

Mr. Swinburne acknowledged the point was worth considering.