Sentence examples for once acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

But gee, there sure are a lot of articles explaining what #squadgoals  are without once acknowledging that "squad" is a black slang word and was originally tied to black solidarity  -- par for the course when it comes to the appropriation of AAVE. .

There he was yesterday, the picture of reasonableness, trying to eviscerate Obama's proposals to get us out of the economic mess -- without ever once acknowledging that he was one of the prime architects of the mess.

Gianluigi Buffon, an Italian goalkeeper, once acknowledged that when Juventus spent two seasons out of the Champions League, the anthem was part of what he missed.

William E. Colby, who was then the C.I.A. director, once acknowledged that given the traditional sovreignty accorded sunken warships, C.I.A. officials knew that what they were doing constituted theft.

In his own begrudging way, Red Auerbach once acknowledged that Jackson was an excellent coach but one whose championship teams were "ready-made for him".

It was a paragraph which at once acknowledged that writers would lose out and demonstrated how little it understood or cared about Australia's cultural situation.

Mr. Johns invoked the author Louis Auchincloss, who once acknowledged that in the old days the eminence of one's pedigree might depend "on how much you pay the genealogist".

Bond, who once acknowledged that he writes "about violence as naturally as Jane Austen wrote about manners," captures the murder in all its bleak sociological detail.

It is Jackson who once acknowledged that he ordered a team plane to take off without Buss because he didn't show up on time.

Although he once acknowledged that police are to blame for the "worst parts" of black history, he has described Black Lives Matter as a "leaderless crusade" that exhibits a "different kind of bigotry". .

Even the White House might now be acknowledging that once-closed negotiations aren't quite over.