Sentence examples for cheerfully acknowledging from inspiring English sources

Thus, while cheerfully acknowledging the loss of English influence in world politics, he never really addresses the flaws in English society itself, like the deeply entrenched class system that still affects so many aspects of English life.

She cheerfully acknowledges her influences, too.

Mr. Merrill cheerfully acknowledges his shortcoming.

Artistic vision, Corman cheerfully acknowledged while taking a taxi downtown the other day, was a luxury.

Yet as a solo artist, Rose, cheerfully acknowledges: "Not many people know who I am".

(The latter, as he cheerfully acknowledges, recycled The Virgin Spring into Last House on the Left).

Or rather, Mr. Roach did most of the dispersing, a fact Ms. Parker cheerfully acknowledges.

As Fischetti cheerfully acknowledged to me, he knew he shouldn't be making this kind of argument to the Court of Appeals.

He cheerfully acknowledges the appeal of social media to express regret, disappointment or anger about a former employer.

But as he cheerfully acknowledges, he is not only a potential thorn in the government's side.

Paul Graham cheerfully acknowledged that, by instilling message discipline, "we help the bad founders look indistinguishable from the good ones".