Sentence examples for has really acknowledged from inspiring English sources

"And nobody has really acknowledged the how-to's because it's not really formed yet".

"California has really acknowledged that all immigrants who are here are part of our present and our future, so we need them to be healthy and included in any effort we make to expand health care," said Daniel Zingale, a senior vice president with California Endowment, a health care foundation leading the charge to persuade the state to pay for comprehensive care for all immigrants.

"I just don't think we've really acknowledged just what a leap the very last part really is".

She said Discover "had really acknowledged that there was an opportunity to tap into the Parents' D.N.A. and put a new twist on an idea that old: getting your kids to help you with everyday activities".

George W. Bush, who has never really acknowledged that anything went wrong in the presidential election in Florida, did finally accept the idea last week that the American system of voting needs some reform.

He still hasn't really acknowledged the amount of damage he caused to all of us in the Simon's Rock community.

Manners explained that he wanted to use the song because "certain songs have a creepy, icky quality that none of us have really openly acknowledged".

Why was I the only one at the office to find this strange?" Kauffmann thinks that, until the "wake-up call" of Strauss-Kahn's arrest, younger French feminists hadn't really acknowledged the extent of their own acceptance of discrimination.

"We don't speak of making whole, but of symbolic payments by companies that had never really acknowledged responsibility and are now doing so at last".

In the kitchen later, Mr. Gutierrez puzzled over the post-performance exchange with the audience (mainly his friends), in which people were baffled that the dancers had not really acknowledged them.

Mr. Friedman acknowledged: "The program has really been struggling.