Sentence examples for often acknowledged that from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a fact not often acknowledged that interviews are pretty predictable.

But despite his theory, he often acknowledged that he was not really an innovator.

Rozelle often acknowledged that to be his biggest mistake during what was an illustrious career in building the N.F.L.'s popularity.

While Mr. Brodsky often acknowledged that many voters were familiar with the Cuomo name because of the years Mr. Cuomo's father, Mario M. Cuomo, was governor, he contended that few voters would find the candidate likable.

In a cover letter accompanying the report, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the publisher of The Times, wrote that "over the past two decades, The Times has often acknowledged that Duranty's slovenly work should have been recognized for what it was by his editors and by his Pulitzer judges seven decades ago".

Although it is often acknowledged that the first two examples are philosophically untenable, it ought to be admitted, von Hartmann contends, that the third sort of statement is also inaccurate.

Even neoliberals often acknowledge that most savings came from privatization, not reforms in public-sector organizations.

Such visitors often acknowledge that they have pushed themselves too far because they believe that in a bind, the technology can save them.

But there's one special quality to that role we don't often acknowledge: that mothers can get away with saying things that no one else is allowed to.

When I work the drive-through window, every week or two customers present a state ID instead of a driver's license, often acknowledging that they have no license.

We don't often acknowledge that it's absurd to expect a Presidential candidate to be both original on a daily basis and ubiquitous, so, as long as voters expect to see their candidates face to face, the stump speech endures.