Sentence examples for cares to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

But his history is much more complex than he cares to acknowledge.

That said, there is more to the Catholic Church's position on abortion than Maureen Dowd cares to acknowledge.

One of the most frequent criticisms of Gervais is that he's closer to the paranoid, megalomaniac, insecure, attention-seeking David Brent than he cares to acknowledge.

The letter may not apply to every leader, black or white, or to every organization, but these issues are more widespread than corporate America cares to acknowledge.

Her characters are mostly decent people, mostly unreflective, with mostly modest aspirations -- yet they find themselves struggling to maintain their dignity in the face of increasing evidence that the world is a much darker, more capricious place than any of them cares to acknowledge.

And while the IOC has often been held up as a model for Fifa after the reforming strides it made in the wake of its own Salt Lake City bribery meltdown, it too still has bigger issues than it cares to acknowledge.

The important question is not "Which program?" (most programs are more similar than they care to acknowledge), but "Which field?" The latter requires careful consideration of one's longer-term goals.

India is more networked than we care to acknowledge.

It seems to me that more of us dwell there than we may care to acknowledge.

Or Rafa Marquez, who didn't care to acknowledge their cheers or taunts.

All in all, the two exhibitions have more in common than the curators of either might care to acknowledge.