Sentence examples for have ever acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Cone and the former Yankee David Wells are the only other starters who have ever acknowledged the bleacher creatures.

The terrible weapons we have been stockpiling for the last 16 years have lost, for the time being, the only justification we have ever acknowledged them to have: the power of deterrence inherent in their readiness for retaliatory use.

After two days of classes last June, though, Delle Donne acknowledged what few athletes of her visibility have ever acknowledged publicly — she was burned out on basketball at 18. Her parents also wondered if she was homesick.

Despite this, neither South Yorkshire Police nor the government have ever acknowledged any wrongdoing at Orgreave.

No country in the world has ever acknowledged "Tibetan independence".

The campaign finance ruling, regrettably, gave a particular kind of speaker — corporations — a more expansive free speech right to spend than the court has ever acknowledged.

"No one has ever acknowledged what Phillip has done for dance in this country," said Georgina Thomson, the artistic director of Dance Umbrella.

Pappé argues that the new documents prove that the expulsion of 730,000 Palestinians was more premeditated, systematic and extensive than Morris had ever acknowledged.

It provided detainees at Guantánamo with more rights than the administration had ever acknowledged, and it implied that the War Crimes Act might be used to prosecute administration officials for their treatment of detainees.

Israeli soldiers are stationed at the end of his street in the volatile city of Hebron 24 hours a day, yet none has ever acknowledged the skinny, bespectacled boy by name as he makes his way home from school.

No owner has ever acknowledged participating in collusion — Fay Vincent, the former commissioner, is the only management person known to have said the owners colluded — but the owners are not so charity-minded that they would have paid that money out of the goodness of their hearts.