Sentence examples for almost acknowledging from inspiring English sources

But she's also acknowledging — or almost acknowledging — the paid professionals who make her look good.

Initially, NATO almost acknowledged its mistake.

Something was almost said, almost acknowledged, admitted, possibly almost relinquished.

In an interview last week at his ranch, Mr. Bush almost acknowledged as much.

Some critics think his choice of parts is askew, and he almost acknowledges as much when he starts talking about films 'all being a matter of taste, really'.

Kim Jong-un almost acknowledged as much last July, when in a speech to the party's Central Committee he said that North Korean officials still had "a poor understanding" of his late father's "patriotism".

Schulman almost acknowledged as much in his statement by not setting an absolute amnesty cutoff date.

The man seemed almost apologetic, acknowledging that he may have overreacted.

I give you Mr. George Crump, the grumpy industrialist who gave forth to a private fiefdom that became the Pine Valley Golf Club near Clementon, New Jersey, almost universally acknowledged as the best course in America, and Mr. Clifford Roberts of Augusta National, who gave us the Masters.

Strip away the factual misinformation repeatedly peddled about the Human Rights Act and almost everyone acknowledges that it works well in practice.

A useful thing to remember about the members of this cohort — it is a point almost never acknowledged in histories of decades or of generations — is that they did not create the nineteen-seventies.