Sentence examples for acknowledged very from inspiring English sources

"It is," Mr. Rocha acknowledged, "very complex".

But he could not say how much had been sent and other officials acknowledged very little food was getting through.

In a written statement issued after the publication of the audit, Bishop Boyce acknowledged "very poor judgments and mistakes" and apologized for them.

At a public hearing on July 11th, D.C.'s attorney general, Irvin Nathan, acknowledged "very real problems" relating to due-process rights.

And then, in the next breath, he conceded how much he needed his recently acknowledged "very good friend," Judith Nathan, in his life -- especially given his recent diagnosis of prostate cancer.

In remarks that appeared aimed at the widespread skepticism in the world body over the American-led action in Iraq, Mr. Annan acknowledged "very real progress" had been made in areas like free speech and political activity, the creation of local police services and the provision of basic services.

There are some things that you want to acknowledge very directly and there are others that are lurking.

Let's recognize the burden that the last six years have put on our service members and their families and acknowledge very simply that they could use a vacation.

Yet, apart from these pockmarks of racism, Samba says he is enjoying his new life, playing for "genius" coach Guus Hiddink, with "fantastic" superstar professionals Samuel Eto'o, Roberto Carlos and other exciting players attracted to Anzhi by, Samba acknowledges, very good money.

While acknowledging very real differences over the Middle East conflict, we nevertheless resolve to work together to build ties of communication and cooperation.

Regional interests in this area are best served through cooperation among Pacific Rim nations, acknowledging very significant differences in culture, language, government, religion, development, and wealth.