Sentence examples for acknowledging things from inspiring English sources

There is a sense that he is taking responsibility and acknowledging things few of us would know about".

The Fed, acknowledging things are not as good as they could be four years after a major recession, reaffirmed its loose monetary policy.

It was a clever way of acknowledging things that art-worlders have been complaining about for years: That the Armory had become too big and too corporate under its owners, Merchandise Mart; that it took New York for granted; and, most recently, that it had been dealt a possible death blow by the upstart Frieze art fair.

As a piece about Mitcham's personal struggle to let go of the perfectionism that won him an Olympic gold medal but almost killed him in the process, acknowledging things that are not perfect are sometimes even more beautiful for being so is kind of the point.

And so, perhaps while acknowledging things have been a little bit late (because that's how things work here in South America) all will be judged to have been a great success.

Then the more we started writing it, we were writing it in Laurie's voice 40 years later, and we were unconsciously acknowledging things that character said.

"People should acknowledge things of importance," he said.

Stride acknowledges things have been different under McFarland.

"There are a lot of people who acknowledge things internally," he said.

Those facing the challenge of leading a start-up in this climate acknowledge things have changed.

But by 2010 even the British government had to acknowledge things were not quite right.