Sentence examples for acknowledgment that he did from inspiring English sources

Mr. Herndon said he was particularly surprised by Mr. Harrison's acknowledgment that he did not read the Enron footnotes and had bought the stock on "faith".

Having told me he had no suppliers, he seemed almost embarrassed by the acknowledgment that he did have some, after all.

The first Mao is that Mao, who commands a group of loyalists from beyond the grave and whose legitimacy is enormously bolstered by the Communist Party's refusal to repudiate his legacy, despite some acknowledgment that he did some wrong — a legacy that includes the violence of the Cultural Revolution, which lasted about a decade and finally ended with his death in 1976.

And their nominee, John McCain, started his campaign with an acknowledgment that he didn't know much about the economy and then picked a running mate, Palin, who knew even less than he did, about everything.

Which is a relief because, although the novel's acknowledgments indicate that he did some serious homework, he's still clearly a student.

Even on his worst days, when he has committed an error or gone hitless with three strikeouts, Jose Reyes can usually find a way to smile at least once through his troubles or express a humble acknowledgment that he has done something wrong.

You read these sections and wonder again at Hustvedt's literary ventriloquism, only to find, when you get to her acknowledgments, that she did not write them after all.

But Ms. Marsh said in an interview that she believed the size of the sum the city was willing to pay was "an acknowledgment that they did something terribly wrong here".

Mrs. Putney said she now spent two summer months in Canada, an acknowledgment that did not take her opponents by surprise.

The rising divorce rate could simply be an acknowledgment that marriage doesn't work for everyone.

But the deal is acknowledgment that they do not have enough of the higher-quality capital that investors now demand.