Sentence examples for acknowledging how much from inspiring English sources

Senator John McCain scored some points on Thursday merely by acknowledging how much has to change.

Michael Kassen, Aipac's president, opened the conference on Sunday by acknowledging how much is at stake.

Acknowledging how much the president values her opinion, staffers complain about her involvement in matters outside her competence.

"I could get used to this," he cooed into the mike, acknowledging how much we wanted him.

They say they have sought to release information about confirmed anthrax cases as quickly as possible, even when that means acknowledging how much they still do not know.

He contended with his old sins, acknowledging how much pain he had caused Ellen, his second wife, and their children ("these three who I have hurt deeply") by abandoning them.

Jackson later acknowledged, "How much toxicity was introduced?

We acknowledge how much 'The Sopranos' means to us.

Novak acknowledged how much he benefits from the threat Chandler poses.

Such a move acknowledged how much more serious the country's financial crisis is.

And it acknowledges how much the military relies on private sector computer networks for such vital supplies as electricity.