Sentence examples for quite acknowledging from inspiring English sources

What is more important is I was avoiding these things before, without quite acknowledging why.

Like President Clinton, President Bush continues to "respect the Turkish government's assertions" and to issue Armenian Remembrance Day proclamations each year without ever quite acknowledging what it is that's being remembered.

Governor Whitman, while not quite acknowledging a diffident posture, said she usually met with Senate and Assembly leaders at the outset of a big legislative initiative and then left the rest to her staff.

In a recent recording of "The Shadow of Your Smile," he undermines the expected Latin rhythm, ends the theme with a sudden discord, and, in the course of his improvisation, nods at other tunes — "Pretty Baby," "Volga Boatmen," "Hot House" — without quite acknowledging them.

He never quite acknowledged that the organization, and the head person, are in fact both him.

Neither of these positions quite acknowledges the particularity of cinematic violence, which is not the same as what it depicts.

Mr. Breitbart did not quite acknowledge that Mr. Massino is the Bonanno boss, but he did not deny it, either.

Many are people who have intense emotions they can't quite acknowledge, let alone gain access to.

But like other, less sophisticated efforts to articulate a comprehensive anticorporate ideology, this movie occasionally ensnares itself in contradictions it does not quite acknowledge.

Ravitch's sheer animus against the progressive tradition -- whose very real contributions to education she mentions in passing but never quite acknowledges -- may baffle lay readers.

As "The Normal Heart" almost but doesn't quite acknowledge, and as we now know, both approaches — that of the N.A.A.C.P.-like G.M.H.C. and that of the SNCC-like ACT UP — were essential.