Sentence examples for but acknowledging a from inspiring English sources

But acknowledging a certain reverence with which Mr. Thurmond was held throughout the South, he said that might not be true of others, including "people who are trying to protect the myth of Senator Thurmond".

With a few protesters out of sight and earshot on the street below — including environmentalists, two dressed as polar bears protesting against Shell Oil's drilling in the Arctic, and several people holding Romney signs — the president delivered his standard campaign stump speech extolling more than two years of jobs growth but acknowledging "a lot of people are still hurting out there".

But acknowledging a name is not enough, and often times it feels like ticking off the box of being "not racist".

The Times reported on Jan . 2that Ward emailed the USOC's policy-making executive committee, maintaining he did "nothing wrong" but acknowledging an "error in judgment" and offered his "extreme regret" about the situation.

He exudes confidence but acknowledges a fear of failure.

He dismisses that notion, but acknowledges a bond based on his executive background.

The school has denied mistreating Mr. Chomakhidze, but acknowledged a policy of taking away students' points after a suicide attempt.

On the domestic front, it supports a free market, but acknowledges a role for the welfare state.

He spoke excitedly of the area's retail revitalization, but acknowledged, "A number of residents have been priced out".

One representative of Ms. Couric said Tuesday that no deal had been agreed to with any network but acknowledged a shift toward ABC.

A university spokesman said senior academic management never received an official request to host the Dalai Lama, but acknowledged a decision was taken to move the event.