Sentence examples for acknowledged referring from inspiring English sources

"There have been challenges," he acknowledged, referring to the need to travel back and forth to Uganda to buy supplies.

"Liam did his job and apprised us of the situation," Dr. Treece acknowledged, referring to Mr. Berke.

"It's a double-edged sword," he acknowledged, referring to winning the Triple Crown, or even winning one of the Triple Crown races.

(page 15) I'm assuming "widely acknowledged" refers to a very specific circle.

(p. 15) I'm assuming "widely acknowledged" refers to a very specific circle.

"People who know Clinton say he's still the smartest guy in the room," Ms. Felsenthal acknowledges, referring to the diminished state of less fortunate bypass-surgery patients.

And not long ago, Justice Prosser had to publicly acknowledge referring to the chief justice, Shirley S. Abrahamson, whom some view as part of the liberal minority, with a vulgarity in a conversation with other justices.

UPDATE: Speaking to CNBC after tonight's debate, Herman Cain acknowledged that referring to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi as "Princess Nancy" during the debate was problematic.

Type 1 inhibition of reverse transcriptase (and possibly Taq DNA Polymerase) due to rRNA and tRNA is yet poorly understood, but it has been acknowledged and referred to in product literature as being of serious concern (15).

The many networking opportunities and concrete forms of cooperation being acknowledged, Kampusareena refers to its role as a platform of engagement that is intentionally designed for the co-creation of shared value [11].

He also declined to acknowledge documents referring to him as "Acting President".