Sentence examples for acknowledging that maybe from inspiring English sources

And if conservatives would profit from acknowledging the economic forces shaping these realities, liberals would profit from acknowledging that maybe, just maybe, a cultural transformation that they've long favored is coming at a cost.

In Scottsdale, Ariz., the other day, some of Kent's former teammates addressed the relationship, acknowledging that maybe Bonds and Kent did not get along off the field, but saying that they put aside differences on the field.

But now, without ever acknowledging that maybe things weren't that great after all, President Bush is warning that given the economy's problems, "the worst thing the Congress could do is raise taxes on the American people and on American businesses".

STILL, even Mr. Lundy, who once said that only a transfusion of fresh blood could save Xerox, is acknowledging that maybe, just maybe, Ms. Mulcahy wasn't so wrong for the top job after all.

There is no crime in continuing to support the Senator while acknowledging that maybe he screwed up this time.

Reading such a book would involve thinking about law, complex principles, and acknowledging that maybe you should have studied a bit more in civics class.

Sheepishly, Archbold acknowledged that maybe he had hit the other quarterback late.

Nowhere do they acknowledge that maybe, just maybe, they're wrong.

Some supporters of the public option acknowledged that maybe, just maybe, they could have reached a bit further and won.

A couple of months ago, Bush finally acknowledged that, maybe, something had to be done about climate change.

While Olmert acknowledged that "maybe we have exaggerated every now and then," he decried the "brutal" tactics that Hamas has used against Palestinians as well as Israelis.