Sentence examples for notes acknowledging from inspiring English sources

He spoke without notes, acknowledging each interruption ("Que viva el Presidente!") with a smile and a wave.

Dunn is not involved in the business in any official capacity, but he has invested and helped provide his sister with advice and introductions, she notes, acknowledging the advantage she has in having Dunn for a mentor.

In the study by Moseley and colleagues, participants were also asked to write a clause in their notes acknowledging the fact that they might receive placebo intervention and that placebo might not be effective.

Thank-you notes acknowledge gifts received and express gratitude for lunch or dinner or special favors.

On May 26th, the paper published an editor's note acknowledging that it had been improperly influenced by Chalabi.

Mr. Buffett's Web site has been updated with a note acknowledging the fall, and adding: "The doctors say he is doing well and will be released tomorrow".

"There's no surface that's sittable anywhere," he noted, acknowledging one exception: a lamppost nearby where a pigeon was perched.

In a letter to parents and students about the recent tuition increase, Mark Yudof, the University of California president, struck an apologetic note, acknowledging the "economic uncertainties and hardship" facing many families.

This is a promising note, acknowledging that scripts are starting to provide ridiculous levels of detail that these experts are able to glean from the mess around the chalk drawings.

This had started a year earlier, when Keller and Jill Abramson, the managing editor, ran an editors' note acknowledging that some of the Times' reporting on Iraq's W.M.D.s — including several stories written by Miller — was "not as rigorous as it should have been".

But just because a tactic works in cartoons doesn't mean it works: the flaw was clumsily planted, and spotted by the scientist almost instantly, spooking him so much — he was sure the Iranians would see it, too — that he attached a note acknowledging "practical questions" that he said could be fixed for money.