Sentence examples for directly acknowledging from inspiring English sources

"It's good to have the support of your boss," Thomas said Sunday, without directly acknowledging anything.

Many candidates would have crossed the tiny room to engage her directly, acknowledging her plight.

Mr. Panetta stopped short of directly acknowledging the missile strikes, but he said that "operational efforts" focusing on Qaeda leaders had been successful.

Without directly acknowledging Tuesday's defeats, Santorum noted that half of the delegates to choose the Republican presidential candidate are now assigned but said that left the other half up for grabs.

Although police activity, often directly acknowledging the ECW, was ruled a factor in 13 of the 19 cases, only in Reid's was the ECW determined to be the primary cause of death.

Mr. Santorum talked for about 20 minutes without directly acknowledging that he had failed to win the Michigan primary and barely mentioned the name of Mr. Romney, his chief rival.

Mr. Obama directly acknowledged the disappointments.

But even then he did not directly acknowledge American involvement in Mr. Awlaki's killing.

Corbett and her co-author, Catherine Hill, who discuss those other factors elsewhere in the report, ultimately decided to include Diekman's research but directly acknowledge the tensions.

Only one of this summer's event movies directly acknowledges the situation in the Middle East, and it's the most escapist of the lot: Iron Man.

The prime minister, facing his own re-election fight on Jan . 22 did not directly acknowledge any missteps, but he rushed to repair the relationship.