Sentence examples for acknowledged quite from inspiring English sources

I never really was like a cowboy," Bryan acknowledged, quite fairly, to the Today show when asked about the lack of a ten- gallon hat atop his head.

After Bloomberg had finished his spiel to the crowd in the V.F.W. Hall, he took a few questions, some of which he knew the answers to and some of which he acknowledged, quite frankly, that he did not.

He wrote that the series influence on The Simpsons is "acknowledged quite openly in the program itself," and used a scene in "Make Room for Lisa" as an example.

But the designers who do it best – such as JW Anderson in London– do so with a knowing wink, acknowledging quite what an audacious proposition it is.

Members of Japan's two biggest political parties acknowledge quite candidly that their first loyalty is to their faction's boss, not to any policy.

Mining the amber, he acknowledged, is "quite a difficult job".

He has acknowledged fancying quite a few after winning his first British Open last month, and he has not been a good golfer since.

He acknowledged that "quite a few things [are] less than satisfactory", but cited issues such as social inequality rather than those such as arbitrary detention.

Clement Kwok, CEO of Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, which owns the Peninsula group, acknowledged this quite openly: "In January, February and March 2015 the market was weak," he said during a brief visit to Paris.

Many great shows, established (no "Good Wife") and outlier (no "UnREAL"?) were not acknowledged because, quite frankly, that is now the way it is with these awards.

While the challenges ahead are great, the tide is turning toward hope on the issue of child soldiers in Chad, where the use of children in armed conflict was not even officially acknowledged until quite recently.