Sentence examples for bad at acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"I'm really bad at acknowledging the good stuff because I'm a worrier by nature," said Alexandra Mayzler, who owns Thinking Caps Tutoring.

Pakistan is a nation tremendously poor at acknowledging what goes on when it comes to individual lives, and bad at acknowledging the sweep of its own history.

The problem with Henry Kissinger is that you can't consider the bad without at least acknowledging the good: he negotiated the end to the Vietnam war and was controversially awarded the Nobel peace prize in 1973.

"That's not a bad thing - acknowledging where you are's a good place to start.

"It looked bad," Burnett acknowledged.

"It was bad," Potanin acknowledged to The New York Times three years later.

Speaking at the Economic Club of New York, Mr. Bush said "in a free market economy there will be good times and bad times" and acknowledged "we're going through a hard time".

If you're not as good at handling some things as you are at others, or if there are things you like or dislike for no logical reason, don't feel bad about it – acknowledge and live with it.

Humorously acknowledging that you're bad at science or have ugly glasses or whatever takes the power away from people who might try to tease you about those things.

That formula, it turns out, is especially bad at dealing with both terrific and terrible: The city acknowledged that the model was "too sensitive" among teachers whose students did either very well or very poorly.

Peru is at last acknowledging the crisis.