Sentence examples for thought to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Still, no other ensemble in New York has thought to acknowledge him.

When debating Hitchens in the Munk Debates last fall, Tony Blair may well have thought to acknowledge this point and saved himself a lashing from one of the best debaters on the planet.

It's time, I think, to acknowledge that the notion of tipping is a crass, outmoded, dysfunctional and ultimately inefficient system, ill-suited to a service-industry age.

On plenty of jobs, Mr. Berg said, affluent homeowners never think to even acknowledge the people in hard hats.

The way to respond to that, I think, is to acknowledge how difficult it can be and to bring a word of comfort, but then also to remind them of what they do have.

Frequent tolerance of hybridization and polyploidy (with or without hybridization) are widely acknowledged factors thought to have promoted angiosperm diversification (Baack and Rieseberg 2007; Soltis PS and Soltis DE 2009; Jiao et al. 2011).

One of the bankers came up to me afterward, and I thought he wanted to acknowledge me.

"Unfortunately, though, that is the conclusion to which I've been forced to come, and I thought it best to acknowledge it publicly and head-on rather than disingenuously pretending otherwise".

SM: I don't think she was or if she was I don't think she chose to acknowledge it.

"I think we have to acknowledge that," Dr. Neill said.

"I think you have to acknowledge when a format must change.