Sentence examples for still acknowledged from inspiring English sources

But he still acknowledged that Eastern Christians and Abyssinians still practiced the rite.

Still, acknowledged James O'Connor, head of TransCare's Hudson Valley operations, "the volunteers play a very, very important and vital role".

He repeated Mr. Saber's account, though he still acknowledged that the officers' conduct was "excessive" and said he had ordered an investigation.

Someone on the Microsoft team "dismissed the demonstration as false, but they still acknowledged it as one of the more important points made during the hearing," he said.

Alistair Darling, who succeeded Brown as Labour chancellor on Tony Blair's departure in 2007, was less choleric, but he still acknowledged the potential problems posed by the IFS.

He is still acknowledged as a precursor of the Renaissance, though his sonnets and long poems, which reflect his Italian-influenced training, are often neglected in favour of his charming rustic songs of native inspiration.

The computer still acknowledges her as No. 1.

It reduces the global sport to a human level, yet still acknowledges its flawed appeal.

Still, acknowledging serious errors on the part of past prophets inevitably raises questions about the revelatory authority of contemporary leaders.

That qualifying "still" acknowledges how mass adulation tends to inflate the egos of its beneficiaries to monstrous proportions.

The PRI still acknowledges its links with UBISORT, although it says it opposes the group's violent activities.