Sentence examples for one point acknowledges from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Williams at one point acknowledges this scarcely helps: it takes one, not two, to dance his tango.

Dana, at one point, acknowledged to the authors: "It's on me.

Mr. Kerry at one point acknowledged, however, that mere studies would accomplish little.

The deal, approved by Ron Chapman, a retired judge who presided over the hearings last month, in turn followed bizarre and sometimes seemingly self-damning testimony there by Mr. Coleman, who at one point acknowledged that he had often used racial slurs.

Paterson, despite an approval rating below President Bush's at its lowest, was in a gracious mood, at one point acknowledging the extreme public skepticism of all things originating in Albany ("where there is no gravity, and light waves bend right around the capital") and blaming, among other things, a leadership vacuum for the state's lagging reform.

"I'm going to have to earn this," Bush said at one point, acknowledging his shaky frontrunner status that has nonetheless remained intact.

"We've realized now that Brooklyn is sort of our home more than Ohio," Berninger laughed from stage at one point, acknowledging their new lives, to which Aaron Dessner added, "He's going to get in trouble with his mom".

At one point, Kitson acknowledges the cultural mix of his audience.

At one point, Meg acknowledges: "People get bored with other people who are harming themselves and unable to stop and who want to go on about it at three in the morning over the phone", and indeed there are times when one feels less like the reader of a novel and more like a very patient therapist.

At one point, Lev acknowledges that the journalists work under stressful "quotas" and notes somewhat jokingly that "I'm making this worse by taking up an hour of your time".

At one point Bird acknowledged that the cherry bomb "could have come, perhaps, from someone standing about five or six feet behind".