Sentence examples for acknowledged replies from inspiring English sources

(The real-life Gardner burned all her correspondence. If, as in Shapiro's imagining, she acknowledged replies with "Thanksissimo," perhaps it's just as well).

When I raised this issue with the Anglican, Catholic, United Reformed and Baptist churches in England, their replies acknowledged their need to be better informed, while – the reply from the URC being a glowing exception – failing to acknowledge the part played by religion in perpetuating the injustices that our families face.

Last month, UKSA acknowledged in a reply to a similar complaint from Jonathan Portes, the director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, that the DWP was in breach of the code of practice for official statistics over its presentation of sanctions data, noting that its methods and data sources were "unclear".

Cranmer acknowledged Calvin and replied stating, "Meanwhile we will reform the English Church to the utmost of our ability and give our labour that both its doctrines and laws will be improved after the model of holy scripture".

All other contributors either declined to be acknowledged or did not reply to queries regarding acknowledgement.

Before his official reply was acknowledged on February 17th, the governor had responded indirectly, in a speech last weekend.

When many urged caution shortly before Marie went into Homs, she acknowledged the risk but replied, "It's what we do".

In his appreciative reply, Hermans acknowledged the need for practical changes: "Mentoring must become better!" The minister announced that funds will be allocated for follow-up research on the PhD students' situation in 1 year's time.

We'd been trying to contact Google all week about the Telegram blockade, and this is the first time that the company has both replied and acknowledged something related to it.

Amtrak's president acknowledged it himself in his reply at that hearing.

Once we've received your complaint, you should receive an automated reply acknowledging receipt.