Sentence examples for times acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The Times acknowledged that "in describing it, the superlative degree must be kept in constant use".

But the Times acknowledged that the phrase "does go back to minstrelsy".

"We do sound very similar at times," acknowledged Michela Alioto-Pier, another former supervisor.

Nowhere in the post did it mention the Editors' Note in which The Times acknowledged the appearance of a conflict of interest.

It was only yesterday that the Times acknowledged the "increasing likelihood that Flight 370 was purposefully diverted and flown possibly thousands of miles from its planned route".

As The Times acknowledged in a 1993 editors' note, he did not say the terminally ill had a "duty to die".

Mark Hyman, at times, acknowledges the possible limits of his paradigm.

As the responses from the editors indicate, The Times acknowledges such boundaries.

The change is in the lyrics, which at times acknowledge some growing up.

The Times acknowledges that no nudge was visible on the broadcast.

"It's a little embarrassingly literary at times," acknowledges James Morris, an art director for the CBS News website who lives nearby.