"We can't help but acknowledge that.
Yet even while they try to emphasize a tribal connection, teams can't help but acknowledge the real terms of the relationship.
I cannot help but acknowledge that, for instance, knife crime among teenagers has risen significantly in the past decade, although the spikes periodically reported by the press are misleading.
Those close to him cannot help but acknowledge that he is, at last, on his way down the mountain, diminished in faculty though still courtly in manner.
Similarly, the Coens, for all their blithe insincerity, can't help but acknowledge the strange archaic power of the culture they have made a career of travestying.
Even if you start off a skeptic, as I did, you can't help but acknowledge that, like Montblanc pens or Rolex watches, Vertu phones offer something seductive — "addictive!" Mr. Nuovo says.
He is protective of this brood, and insists that he doesn't want to exploit his children for publicity, though sometimes he can't help but acknowledge his unusual household.
Whether or not critics agreed with this premise, they could not help but acknowledge the brilliance of pieces such as Shakespeare and the General Strike (from Meaning by Shakespeare), which demonstrated that our interpretations of literature can never be apolitical.
At the same time he can't help but acknowledge that one of the remarkable things about Hoggart's early career, in an age when people were encouraged to know their place, is the number of fairy godmothers and godfathers who crowded round his metaphorical cradle, spotted his talent and made it their business to help him on his way.
That said, her article put Australian genre theory on the map as it were, and we cannot help but acknowledge the prestige she bestowed on our enterprise through her 1996 TESOL Quarterly publication.
