Sentence examples for much acknowledges from inspiring English sources

"The fear about letting down [young] people is something that worries me very much," acknowledges Sanders.

"Everybody pretty much acknowledges he's the Man," says Jack Nicholson, "and I still feel that underrates him" - Saturday at 8 and 11 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 2 a.m. on BBC America.

Everyone I spoke to for this book, pretty much, acknowledges that short-term trading affects the markets; large trades can push prices up or down; and also, at least on an intuitive level, those that deal with the physical side of the business are keeping close track of future prices.

The district court also noted that "it is pretty much acknowledged... by Napster that this is infringement".

It's pretty much acknowledged that for John Paul II time stopped with Poland at the moment of its liberation.

There is a fair, but not daunting, amount of musical analysis, as well as much acknowledged borrowing and quoting from other relevant writers.

But think of it like this: You've both suffered a big blow, and chances are his won't be much acknowledged.

The era that ended was undoubtedly that of Juan Pablo Angel, the Colombian striker who gave them four productive years but pretty much acknowledged his time had now run out.

And third, in the field of organization theory and especially in management practice, metaphors like the psychic prison and flux and transformation, are not much acknowledged.

That much was acknowledged Tuesday by the C.I.A. director, Leon E. Panetta.

The play's brilliance is pretty much universally acknowledged.