Sentence examples for too acknowledging that from inspiring English sources

The scandal became known as Armanigate, since Birt is vain about his clothes: an acquaintance recalls once seeing Jane Birt in a beautiful dress and asking 'Is that Japanese too?' (Acknowledging that her husband was obviously wearing a suit by Issey Miyake).

Sellers too, acknowledged that it was a bad year.

Mr. Stevens, too, acknowledged that his relationship to music is emotional.

Rothschild, too, acknowledged that he enjoyed watching Martinez work even if he beats the Devil Rays.

But he, too, acknowledged that the plan was weaker than many hoped.

Like Ashkenazi, Shibli tilted his judgment toward haram, but he, too, acknowledged that the debate remained open.

Jarvis, too, acknowledged that Barkley had been rattled by the ordeal and had asked to skip practice earlier this week.

Saunders, too, acknowledged that Garnett's intensity and team loyalty had always been a combustible mix, even in practice with teammates and coaches.

"But what about rebuilding the country?" Donnelly, too, acknowledges that the use of ethnic militias could lead to explosive retribution when NATO leaves Afghanistan.

While he says there is no pressure on his side to advance, he too acknowledges that the prospect of a tie at Anfield is a big deal for his club.

He, too, acknowledged that Rousseff failed as a communicator not just in the basic political tasks of convincing the public and working with congress, but even in sharing ideas with colleagues.