Sentence examples for help acknowledging that from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Rubino, who distributes for Byrne Dairy in Syracuse, couldn't help acknowledging that this little stress -- the cost of dairy goods -- has recently become a bigger one.
Still, he can't help acknowledging that his inspiration was the star who, movie historians say was termed the Love Goddess more often and lastingly than other Hollywood pin-up girls and sex symbols of the era.
That is the first step". President Hamid Karzai also appealed to tribal elders at a recent gathering to help, acknowledging that the government cannot achieve anything without the cooperation of the people.
Individualized help acknowledges that each student comes to school with a unique set of experiences and understandings, therefore each need unique assignments.
So for years, Mr. Myers had to walk a delicate line, trashing Philip Morris publicly while quietly taking advantage of Mr. Parrish's support and connections on Capitol Hill to move the bill forward — without ever acknowledging that help.
Shaming yourself or feeling embarrassed by your fear won't help you overcome it, but acknowledging that fear is a normal human emotion can help you find the strength to face yours.
Acknowledging that helped me grow up fast," she explained.
Now, it is President Obama who is promising change (acknowledging that Latinos helped put him in office).
"We hope that these disbursements will help acknowledge the suffering that these individuals experienced, and offer some relief," he said.
She also pledged German humanitarian assistance "wherever needed" to help Turkey cope, acknowledging that the Syrian refugees were "a real strain" on the country.
Some Turks seem to have the same problem as some Americans -- they have been so traumatized by terrorism (whether by Kurds or by Al Qaeda), they are determined to go abroad with guns blazing, without recognizing that artillery may not always help, and without acknowledging that the rest of the world does not accept the nobility of their intentions.
