Sentence examples for perhaps acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Snyder perhaps acknowledged this shortcoming by scheduling this season's opener against a formidable Southern California team in Los Angeles.

Mr Johnson perhaps acknowledged that: his speech was devoid of any of the mischievous teasing of the prime minister he loves to indulge in.Or perhaps Mr Cameron is doubly secure in the knowledge that the Bozza balloon has lost some of its air.

There was more to that than Becker perhaps acknowledges.

Perhaps acknowledging as much, the Mets, through their Twitter account, have offered free tickets for upper-deck seats at their games this weekend against the Marlins at Citi Field.

But where Mr. Obama, more accustomed to such interruptions, typically waits in place for the protester to stop and perhaps acknowledges the complaint, his wife chose direct confrontation.

Perhaps acknowledging this lack of public debate, the defence select committee is holding an inquiry into the use of drones by British forces.

In this bliss to be alive we should perhaps acknowledge some darker emotions instead of dumping them on all the usual suspects.

'Surfing is devalued by all the inflated talk of gods and heroes,' Martin quotes surf writer Matt Warshaw as saying towards the end of the book, as if perhaps acknowledging some of his own transgressions.

Perhaps acknowledging this, the Drone Racing League has decided they must have self-consciously "funky" names that make them sound like rejects from a casting call for a new Black Eyed Peas lineup.

You Made Me Love You is embellished with a good gag about Grindr – Rufus's between-tune chat still on point, but perhaps acknowledging that for all their technical peerlessness and meticulous recreations, some of these songs sound very old-fashioned indeed.

But amidst outrage that manifested in an Instagram campaign of Tasmanian artists outing themselves as "bogans" and calls to picket the Baroque festival with flannelette shirts and Handel-blasting boomboxes, we should perhaps acknowledge the value of Schofield's unshackled nastiness in broaching one of the most taboo subjects of the Australian cultural conversation.