Sentence examples similar to anything acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"We're not No. 1 in anything," acknowledged Blank, forgiving those computers and humans who forecast a quick out for the Falcons.

He wouldn't sign anything even acknowledging that he did it.

Still, when asked what effect the U.S. mid-terms might have on the Canadian economy, Oliver said he did not necessarily expect the elections to change anything fundamental, acknowledging the speculation around what might happen with energy sector.

If the book does anything, it acknowledges that.

But anything that acknowledges the struggles that women still have to gain that equality is worth highlighting.

The court filing reveals that the teams dispensed painkillers and prescription-strength anti-inflammatories in numbers far beyond anything previously acknowledged or made public.

Hey, I would have settled for "Bush and Blair Equal Bin Laden and Saddam" -- something, anything, that acknowledged that the threats to global peace today weren't just coming from the White House and Downing Street.

A leadership role by Mr. Hussein would go far beyond anything previously acknowledged by the Bush administration, which has sought in its public remarks to portray the former Iraqi leader as being on the run and irrelevant.

If anything, he acknowledges he's more confused than ever.

But still: you can't quite forget that time in May when you said a joke in a packed lift at work ("Oop! Like sardines!" wasn't it?) and nobody said anything to acknowledge that you'd spoken.

But still: You can't quite forget that time in May when you said a joke in a packed elevator at work ("Oop! Like sardines!" wasn't it?) and nobody said anything to acknowledge that you'd spoken.