Sentence examples for less acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Doing so was, as he more or less acknowledges, a crime.

Bogus relics had, of course, long haunted church history, but this example more or less acknowledges what it is: a fake.

The tale of Crawfie in both Bradford and Hardman goes back directly – as Bradford more or less acknowledges – to Hugo Vickers's biography of the Queen Mother.

The report more or less acknowledges that the pain would have been less with some major debt forgiveness upfront, but dismisses the notion of a more gradual adjustment on the grounds that the financing wouldn't have been available.

Secularists would probably retort (and Mr Spencer more or less acknowledges the force of this point) that human rights began as a protest against cruel theocracies which enforced a particular way of religious thinking and punished dissenters, either physically or by excluding them from power.Anyway all that is behind us, the essay insists.

In each subsequent step of Thomas's life — at Holy Cross, at Yale Law School, in his career in Washington, first as a staffer for Senator John Danforth and then in the Reagan Administration — Thomas made the most of his opportunities, opportunities he was given, as he more or less acknowledges, because he was black.

During the press conference after the Wimbledon final, Nadal more or less acknowledged as much.

"What is less acknowledged is how emotionally invested in them they remain".

In your initial remarks you more or less acknowledged the grim fiscal outlook.

Less acknowledged, perhaps, is that with age comes a certain imperviousness to embarrassment.

He none the less acknowledged that discovering who ordered it would be much harder.