Sentence examples for has no acknowledged from inspiring English sources

He has no acknowledged physical issues except, perhaps, the coughing fit that struck when he turned to Boris Becker in his box to celebrate taking the third set.

Picard's book, "Au Pied de Cochon," is not a book, exactly, but an "album": it has no acknowledged author but, rather, a list of recipe writers, photographers, an illustrator, and an interviewer on a copyright page; no title but only a logo; and no conventional publisher, having been "produced" in both French and English editions by Picard himself.

With her work on SLAM, Ms. Johnston has quickly become a high-profile advocate in a realm that, four years ago, she had no acknowledged connection to.

Palmer has no trouble acknowledging what is driving his move to build: "Ambition," he says bluntly.

Participants who said time since diagnosis had no influence, acknowledged that information would only be relevant if it pertained to a time period not yet reached.

I have no trouble acknowledging what the study's authors also acknowledge, "excellent" single-sex schools exist.

A guy who thinks he IS God has no reason to acknowledge transgressions, much less pray for forgiveness.

Many Canadians, although tired of talking about Quebec's status within Canada, have no problem acknowledging that it is different from other parts of the country.

In the meantime Mr. Jones had no hesitation acknowledging the role that Mr. Bowie continues to play in shaping his life and his work.

Jim Hall, a former N.T.S.B. chairman, told me that American investigators in the same position would have no trouble acknowledging if a search team took too long or if a plane was flying with faulty parts.

People who snore -- and the partners who must listen to their snoring at night -- usually have no problem acknowledging that snoring is disruptive and uncomfortable.