Sentence examples for acknowledging not from inspiring English sources

Ms. Franklin made a point of acknowledging not only her birthday — she turns 66 on Tuesday — but also Easter.

The production also reminds us of the British theater's gift for seeing playwrights' careers whole, which is to say acknowledging not just the masterworks but the esoterica and oddities.

"Our bodies have bruises, so we need to smile," says Osipova, acknowledging not only her current fatigue, but also the difficulties she's encountered with this project along the way.

Yet then they go on to describe their choices vividly, like J H from Boston, who, after acknowledging not being "well versed in musical terminology," pinpoints a passage in the slow movement of Schubert's late Piano Sonata in A (D. 959) when the sad theme returns, this time with the second beat now "split into triplets," a clear description of a consoling musical touch.

But, in placing C.E.O.s and hedge-fund managers center stage, and comparing their outsized remuneration and avarice to the tribulations of ordinary working people, Clinton was acknowledging not just the economic realities of modern America but the fact that the center of gravity in her party has shifted.

Now, in a sudden turnaround, Pakistani officials are acknowledging not only that these groups have operated with government aid and encouragement, but that they have been responsible for most of the attacks in recent years on civilians in Kashmir, which is India's only Muslim-dominated state.

He acknowledged not being ready mentally a month ago.

Training should acknowledge, not fight, this reality.

He has even acknowledged not knowing many answers.

But, he acknowledged, "not everybody wants something new".

Still, he acknowledges, not every older guard can continue to outswim the calendar.