Sentence examples for acknowledging that all from inspiring English sources

Today, Obama reversed course, acknowledging that all of that wasn't enough.

Republican opponents, though acknowledging that all politicians take part in fundraising, are increasingly questioning the time Obama is spending away from such issues.

While acknowledging that all oral contraceptives carry some increased risk of blood clotting, the F.D.A. maintains that third-generation contraceptives are both safe and highly effective.

While disclaiming phrenology and acknowledging that all parts of the brain interact, Albright and Ashbrook nonetheless frame their discussion using the reductionist model of a "triune," or three-part, organ.

Even Carl Brigham, who created the SAT, finally reversed himself by acknowledging that all intelligence tests were flawed because they purport to measure "native intelligence purely and simply without regard to training or schooling".

The majority of the crowd were not deriding Vaz Te, who had scored, so much as acknowledging that all legitimate candidates were from Reading: the central defenders Alex Pearce and Kaspars Gorkss, Jason Roberts and Noel Hunt up front and, above all, the wonderfully sound midfield presence that was Mikele Leigertwood.

She acknowledges that all this partly echoes the narrative of the new book.

But they acknowledged that all tires produced by all manufacturers were subject to those conditions.

It's a truth only selectively acknowledged that all cultures are mongrel.

That one simple sentence finally acknowledges that all three states exist.

Whatever the gas, he acknowledges that all passengers might be sickened by it.