Sentence examples for performance acknowledged from inspiring English sources

During the questioning, Millen took responsibility for the Lions' performance, acknowledged he would have fired himself and conceded that he was not fully qualified to take the job.

Clegg's revelatory performance, acknowledged by Labour, has the potential to change the political landscape, even if David Cameron, with the most to lose last night, will be relieved that in some of the instant reaction polls he came second, ahead of the prime minister.

By using only black women in her set, Beyoncé's Super Bowl performance acknowledged the tremendous contributions women have made to the civil rights movement.

It is no accident that there is a heavy overlap between the top performing countries and those that also outperform the United States in terms of educational performance — acknowledging, of course, the mistake it would be to overemphasize any one factor in contributing to something as complex as overall quality of life.

Despite Rim's failure to get beyond the first heat, he congratulated him on his performance, acknowledging that the 16-year-old was new to the sport.

LOS ANGELES – President Obama joined the chorus of critics who have been slamming his debate performance, acknowledging on Sunday night before a star-studded fund-raiser that he may have flubbed the face-to-face standoff with Mitt Romney last week.

Even critics of Merkel's domestic performance acknowledge her skill at taking nothing for granted, like the scientist she once was, taking her time before defining her position, imposing her own pace on her ebullient French partner whose weak economy has no leverage over German policies.

Even those patrons and critics who have reservations about the depth and excitement of his performances acknowledge that he has admirably used the opportunity his post offers to be a cultural leader.

He was trying to enhance his sexual performance, not his athletic performance, arbitrators acknowledged.

Advanced Micro executives said the XP stood for "Xtra Performance," but acknowledged that they wanted customers to believe that the Athlon XP ran the Windows operating system of the same name faster than any other chip.

Inrecent interviews, three senior F.B.I. officials in charge of responding to terrorism threats did not defend the bureau's past performance, and acknowledged that many of the long-standing complaints had merit.