Sentence examples for that acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

The paradox is that acknowledging that grey zone is precisely what left Mar open to the criticism that's now dominating her Amazon and Goodreads reviews.

In his submission to the high court, James Eadie QC, for the Home Office, said that acknowledging that McGartland was an agent would harm MI5's ability to recruit and retain agents.

Batista, who has a research group of seven in London, now believes that acknowledging that other peoples' priorities are likely to vary is half the battle, whether it's the priorities of lab members, group leaders, or institute directors.

The skeptic does indeed have beliefs: Burnyeat was wrong to say that acknowledging that things appear to you thus-and-so is not a way of holding something to be true, and Barnes was wrong to try to dodge the commitments the skeptic incurs when he utters sentences such as 'honey seems sweet to me', by talking of avowals.

Many users shared a belief that trans women posed a physical danger to them or their children, and felt that acknowledging that trans women are women would somehow undermine their own identity.

Phillips painted a bleak picture before that, acknowledging that this year's chances for a comeback were even more dim than they were last year.

The need to discuss and clarify different values, preferences and goals is taken into account by introducing the notion of a typology of information that acknowledges that means and ends of education are debatable and therefore need to be negotiated.

It's a speech that acknowledges that there is moral ambiguity on both sides.

It offers emotionally transparent music that doesn't sacrifice the pleasure of a performance that acknowledges that it is one.

Mr. Yakovlev, who has been the president of the Yaroslavl club since 1989 and was a player here before that, acknowledges that Russian hockey still faces many obstacles.

After that, acknowledge that you have held several jobs in a short period and address each with a line of explanation.