Sentence examples for he finally acknowledged from inspiring English sources

He finally acknowledged having bitten Lewis's leg during their Jan.

He probably would have waited, he finally acknowledged, but quickly added that he hated the job.

This morning he finally acknowledged that, of course, he doesn't really believe that".

This week, he finally acknowledged City as a rival, calling this match the "derby of all derbies".

In the Führer, as he finally acknowledged during the summer of 1940, "I backed the wrong horse".

The point of these impostures, he explained, when he finally acknowledged them, was to disavow, or — to use a postmodern notion that he pioneered — to "destabilize" his authority as a narrator.

O.K., O.K. "The country is more important," he finally acknowledges.

Then he proceeds to the lectern, where he finally acknowledges the press corps.

At the end of our conversations, though, he finally acknowledges that his critics might have patients' best interests at heart.

Although Brill doesn't say so until the book's last few pages, he finally acknowledges just how much we still have to learn.

But he finally acknowledges its inadequacy, pointing out, for instance, that any actual society may exhibit moral imperfections requiring reform from the standpoint of an ideal which cannot be exemplified in the roles available within that society.