Sentence examples for can never acknowledge from inspiring English sources

He plays Eddie as a tough, stubby, angry innocent who can never acknowledge the passion by which he is gripped.

A fine sextet is completed by Deborah Findlay as Edith who, like Jane in Ayckbourn's Absurd Person Singular, finds solace in compulsive cleaning and by John Rogan as her stroke-paralysed husband whose condition she can never acknowledge.

Like those marks who pick Gonzaga to go to the Final Four every year because they're "due", we never break the cycle because we can never acknowledge the fault is not in our stars but in ourselves – our passions, our prejudices, our inability to behold the entire thing as the crapshoot it is.

And that, for Scalia, is something that can never be acknowledged, because it would lay bare the game he plays.

Because pursuit of the goal is the only ideological foundation for the totalitarian state, achievement of the goal can never be acknowledged.

Yes, but even the real Americans who would be hurt by Obamacare repeal don't exist, because it can never be acknowledged that the law benefited people.

For the shooters themselves and their families, they will have to live with an awareness that someone they know and perhaps even love has committed an unspeakable act whose costs can never be acknowledged or even understood.

Politicians never acknowledge their debt to him.

First, they'll never acknowledge the possibility of a bubble.

Consequently, the developed states never acknowledge the fact that dependency is a problem.

We almost never acknowledge feeling threatened.