Sentence examples for acknowledging it feels from inspiring English sources

Our hero, who seems to believe that his own selfishness is somehow negated by his candor in acknowledging it, feels her pain -- and then barrels ahead anyway.

For her part, Pendleton does not see this as a Coe-versus-Ovett contest for the ages, although she acknowledges it felt that way at times in Australia thanks to an excitable local press.

However, the influence this played in decision making was not universally accepted, and those that did acknowledge it felt it was of greater importance in the private sector.

"If you aren't ever acknowledged, it actually feels more artificial, like the characters are respecting a fourth wall that isn't there," he said.

In that sense, Ryan acknowledged, it already felt a little like playoffs.

Did banks not take bitcoin seriously enough to acknowledge it or feel threatened by its potential?

This much we can tell you from working up-close with more than twenty thousand people: The only real solution to fear is to let yourself acknowledge it and feel it until it dissipates.

"Obviously, I acknowledge that it feels good to keep moving up the line," Rodriguez said.

This isn't easy to acknowledge, but it feels especially important after a year marked by several high profile accusations of sexual assault and domestic violence.

To be sure, the agency cannot officially acknowledge that it feels this way.

That's difficult to acknowledge when it feels like you're falling behind, but it's critical to accept.