Sentence examples similar to acknowledged redirecting from inspiring English sources

Yet, on redirect, the prosecution barely acknowledged what had happened, asking only briefly about the bloody events that had jurors on the edge of their seats after days of nodding and yawning.

Hegi follows Thekla as she struggles to divert her thoughts from acknowledging the great ugliness looming over Germany, repeatedly redirecting her attention to more immediate exigencies: her class of 9- and 10-year-olds.

Realism must acknowledge the many difficulties that North Korea's leaders face in redirecting their security, economy and society to join a world that operates on a very different basis than theirs.

I acknowledged that if we expanded our reservoir's infrastructure, we might redirect rivers and deprive ecosystems of their natural water source.

Ms. Bright's first curtain design, for the actress Ellen Barkin in 1983, redirected her professionally into a field that she was acknowledged by design professionals to have redefined -- almost single-handedly.

BMW acknowledged that it had set up "doorway pages," which exist just to attract search engines and then redirect traffic to a different site.

Likewise, we must acknowledge that any measures taken to mitigate climate change and its consequences represent only a small contribution to the wider whole of redirecting our path from a grim future towards one of greater wellbeing in a sustainable and healthy environment.

When they do, simply acknowledge them and try to redirect your attention to the action at hand.

"We were always redirecting".

redirect without redirecting the Common Lisp stream itself.

How, besides redirecting assets?