Sentence examples for acknowledging a bit of from inspiring English sources

OK, so maybe this guy isn't exactly at the top of his game aesthetically, but you can't do a book on the "Old New York" without at least acknowledging a bit of the old grime, all right?

But she also acknowledged "a bit of nervousness about seeing the torture part of it".

He acknowledged a bit of dread at the daunting size of the task this year.

Mrs. Clinton acknowledged a "bit of a flare-up" that she attributed to miscommunication among lawmakers.

Ms. Waxman, the owner of the home in East Jewett in the Hudson Valley, acknowledged a bit of ambivalence about her purchase.

Cuban is still the irascible character from his baseline seat at Mavericks games, but he also acknowledges a bit of a change.

To Holly DiFonzo, 30, of Chatsworth, the system seemed "pretty cool," although she acknowledged a bit of Big Brother unease.

Exit lines are simply a way to handle the moment you feel critiqued and acknowledge a bit of truth in reality.

He does acknowledge a bit of discomfort when he reads news reports in which the partnership chairman, DaimlerChrysler executive Ferdinand Panik, speaking as a DaimlerChrysler representative, said he favors his company's preferred fuel, methanol.

"You can feel like you're in a theater with your friends and turn to them like they're next to you, but be as loud as you want and not disturb the guy in front of you, because he can't hear you," Luckey said, before acknowledging with a bit of a shrug that "the movie theater-owners won't be happy about it".

Dunn also had an appendectomy in April 2011 and was back in the lineup six days later, which he acknowledged was a bit of a rush.