Sentence examples for candidly acknowledging from inspiring English sources

As Adam Pritchard showed after digging carefully through Justice Powell's files, personal benefit was an afterthought in Dirks Powell's first cut focused on good faith purpose, candidly acknowledging that such an expansive standard had its risks.

That earlier statement was a moving denunciation of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, but it fell short of candidly acknowledging the failure of Pope Pius XII to speak out against the Nazi genocide.

Candidly acknowledging China's destructive penchant for extremism, for lurching from one form of totalism to another, Mr. Wang has become one of the first indigenous voices to critique China's "economic miracle" fully and publicly and to find it a deficient remedy for the failures of socialism.

After candidly acknowledging that he does not know the facts, Mr. McGurn shamelessly follows with speculations taken out of a thin air.

Ambassador Power cited his case in candidly acknowledging that our country is by no means immune from the horrors of anti-Semitism.

Bodman also repeatedly and candidly acknowledged the political realities he faces in Washington.

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

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

"It was really cool, but in the end we got nothing done," one executive candidly acknowledged.

He candidly acknowledges his own strategic blunders, and takes credit for a few victories.

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