Sentence examples for acknowledges that things from inspiring English sources

Minaya acknowledges that things went downhill on his watch.

As Mr. Perlberg watches from London, he acknowledges that things could be worse.

Cornegy acknowledges that things have moved on since then and argues that cases like Garner's have emboldened him to add a new element to his talks.

While few political analysts paint as dire a picture as ABC, even the Spanish government acknowledges that things have gotten out of hand.

But he also acknowledges that "things change" and says, "We just decided that it was time to move on".

Aristotle acknowledges that things under (vi)—'natural bodies such as fire and water and everything of that sort' (1028 b10–11)—are, or are thought to be, substances.

"My own company shares the burden of trying to be accurate, if not necessarily scholarly, with its promotional material," he said, acknowledging that "things do slip through, because most real estate agents haven't got a clue about architecture".

While acknowledging that things had changed during her four terms in office, Ms. Pirro insisted that her party affiliation would be the same if she were starting out today.

He ends by acknowledging that things today aren't as great as in the grand old Sunday Times days, and asserting, with characteristic optimism but uncharacteristic lack of specificity, "If we evolve the right financial model, we will enter a golden age of journalism".

While Oculus doesn't make anyone jump through too many hoops to order a unit, they do make the buyer check a box acknowledging that things aren't meant to be consumer-friendly just yet.

The skeptic does indeed have beliefs: Burnyeat was wrong to say that acknowledging that things appear to you thus-and-so is not a way of holding something to be true, and Barnes was wrong to try to dodge the commitments the skeptic incurs when he utters sentences such as 'honey seems sweet to me', by talking of avowals.