Sentence examples for back acknowledging from inspiring English sources

The answer is to confront and push back, acknowledging that Putin sees offers of dialogue as a sign of weakness.

At times Mr. O'Brien seems to hold back, acknowledging that he signed an agreement that he not disparage either Mr. Leno or network executives.

To his surprise, he said, Watson not only texted right back, acknowledging the difficulty of the decision, but also called about 30 minutes later.

And we bring it back, acknowledging that our mind has strayed and appreciating that we can return again and again to our foundation, our idea.

Anyway, at least they know they are being watched, and hopefully that keeps them from doing anything too stupid... .. Jenkins wrote back, acknowledging that Monsanto had much more to fear from ATSDR than EPA as the two agencies had arrived at "different conclusions" on other issues.

"The well failure has set us back," acknowledges Dr Wyborn of Geodynamics.

Hampton, who has two herniated disks in her back, acknowledged after the match that she was not feeling well, but that she did not regret playing Eastbourne.

Mark Green, a Democrat who lost to Mr. Bloomberg in 2001 and opposes his policy of holding children back, acknowledged, however reluctantly, the plus for the mayor.

5) If you find that anger or sadness, or some other strong emotion, is holding you back, acknowledge the emotion.

He knew how to bring me back: by acknowledging the very desire that had driven me away.

"This is my interview, dear," Mr. Willard shouted back before acknowledging that, yes, he can be a little politically incorrect.