Sentence examples for stories acknowledged from inspiring English sources

She told a couple of funny stories, acknowledged that some voters consider politicians to be "a bunch of dirt bags," and ended by saying, "Thanks for your prayers".

Graham Greene, in a piece that introduced one of her "official" collections of stories, acknowledged her mastery of "apprehension", and that's certainly what you feel through many of these.

These stories acknowledged the importance of truth to a democracy and taught us that lies from a leader breed corruption and undermine the public trust.

Victims and their families struggle to have their stories acknowledged, and the U.S.' systematic avoidance of accountability for war crimes implicitly denies their right to be considered human beings.

With an abiding, watchful intelligence, Frank's stories acknowledge both the perfidy and the disappointments of lives lived with all the best intentions.

But in looking backwards, and in analysing the reverberation of long-ago events in present consciousness, these stories acknowledge that there are as many perspectives on events that have been and gone as there are possible projections about eventualities yet to come.

The first "Toy Story" acknowledged this bond, and "Toy Story 2" turned it into a source of startlingly deep emotion.

Osborne, as Conover tells it within his own story, acknowledged the obvious limitations of his metamorphosis.

And while the story acknowledged that the continuing existence of grammar schools is controversial it did not quote anyone in Buckinghamshire who might take a contrary view.

It's true that, as the story acknowledges, there has been talk before about Britain spying on its allies.

(In an act of remarkable generosity, Dan Morain, author of the L.A. Times story, acknowledges The New Yorker's role in drawing public attention to this lamentable business).