Though, as was readily acknowledged by the movement's founders, the newness owed much to a re-appreciation of the more intuitively driven public health initiatives undertaken by their predecessors in the Victorian period over 100 years earlier.
He pretended that the ball had ricocheted off his hand, though as stop-action replay made evident (and as he readily acknowledged after the game), it actually hit the knob of his bat.
As he readily acknowledged, his campaign owed much to the support and enthusiasm of Tea Party activists.
This challenge, as Smith readily acknowledged, will be much more difficult.
Though so much younger, Methfessel was the more practical of the two, "brave & sensible," as Bishop readily acknowledged.
Probably because, as Jesús readily acknowledged, he spent much of the voyage feeling afraid, he was more susceptible than Lucio to Salvador's ardent beliefs.
What bothered Dr. Zuger the most, as she readily acknowledged, were the young physician consultants who reached their decision so quickly.
Of course, as James readily acknowledged, although the intellect is its own formal cause, it cannot issue forth an act of intellection without some input from the senses.
As their players readily acknowledged, the Jets were lucky to win that afternoon.
But it is not a fight they are winning, as the pair readily acknowledged in the piece.
