Sentence examples for candidly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Nicolas Sarkozy candidly acknowledged he could not let the French vote the "wrong way" again.

But he candidly acknowledged that his, and her, complicated marital résumés might be liabilities among some Republican voters.

What is known is that we cannot always rely on players' sportsmanship in such situations – which Buffon candidly acknowledged.

At another point during his address in Dallas, Obama more candidly acknowledged the scale of the fears facing the US.

Its executive for movies candidly acknowledged the expectation that there would be controversy and publicity around the project.

The remarkable thing I found about these defeats, though, was that those who lost almost always candidly acknowledged their mistakes and said what they could have done better.

New York should more candidly acknowledge that much of its early prosperity rested on slave labor.

But so far Edwards is the only candidate to candidly acknowledge that paying for new social programs should take priority over reducing the deficit.

He candidly acknowledges that he doesn't know how Twitter will earn money — although he speculates that direct marketing on the network has commercial potential.

Judt candidly acknowledges that individual choice and economic growth weren't the primary goals of social democracy; it was trying to create order and predictability, by building universal systems that bound people together.

Selling cereal and selling snacks are two entirely different skills, it turns out, and Mr. Bryant will candidly acknowledge that when it comes to overseas snacks, Kellogg currently lacks chops.