Sentence examples for speak acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The people who did speak acknowledged that many outside the glamour industry have it much worse.

Utah, right?" Up in Exeter, N.H., later that day, Leona Nelson, a semiretired police and fire dispatcher who went to hear Mr. Huntsman speak acknowledged, "I didn't know anything about him when he came in today".

When you speak, acknowledge that you don't know everything.

In a video statement issued last week, Fuchs said the university is required by law to allow Spencer to speak, acknowledging that the Institute cannot be billed the full cost of security measures.

Many of those who spoke acknowledged that the country's myriad needs remained unaddressed while the new Parliament idled.

His manner of speaking acknowledges the slight comedy of his situation: a black man, holder of tragically tenuous rights, dressed to the nines and participating in the courtliest of rituals.

It was only when Kennedy's son Ted spoke, acknowledging that it had not always been easy to bear such a name, that many in the audience began to break down.

The United Nations believes that reaching a solution in Syria and Iraq requires, logically speaking, acknowledging the role of Iran and Iranian influence in these two countries.

Then, in a rare moment of non-Patriot speak, he acknowledged, "Yeah, it was a fun game for me".

Although Judge Korman allowed Ms. Shafer to speak, he acknowledged that there was no evidence to support her allegations.

Seemingly shaken and struggling to speak, Ms. Hutton acknowledged the incongruity of the moment — shifting from physical abuse to fashion — and then ruefully grinned as she said "So, now we better up it up," before introducing "my good friend Jenna Lyons".