Sentence examples for vaguely acknowledged from inspiring English sources
Anthony vaguely acknowledged that concern Saturday when asked about the offers.
Unlike most of his fellow prisoners, Speer readily if somewhat vaguely acknowledged the evils of Nazism and accepted a diffuse responsibility for his own actions.
A videotaped message from George Bush vaguely acknowledged Plimpton as "one of the founders of all that" and then one female and 6 male writers, as if to tweak the NEA, who cancelled their grant this year, dressed up as Parisian chorines and did the cancan.
She chronicled, mapped, numbered and cross-referenced everything in her life, and even rated her lovers, but she wiped out what didn't suit her and only vaguely acknowledged, when pressed by the more ferrety kind of interviewer, having conjured up a few story lines for Superman and Batman.
In a somewhat dejected tone, Hurd said stepping down was a "painful decision" and vaguely acknowledged that he displayed a lack of character.
On Thursday Kalanick vaguely acknowledged "significant growing pains".
"He was vaguely acknowledging that he was aware of what happened," Mr. Johnson said, "and he wanted to just kind of let me know that he knew".
While officials for the F.B.I. cautioned that the threat was still vague, they acknowledged that it was more specific than the general warnings that had been issued to law enforcement agencies in recent weeks.
Educated at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Seaman acknowledged vaguely that growing up in the family business, he knew he wanted to do it differently.
These could include the release of imprisoned terrorists, and some vague form of words that acknowledged the separatists' right to seek an independent state without actually granting it.As things stand, Mr Aznar cannot assume victory in the next election.
Thus far, the US has only acknowledged using digital weaponry in vague terms.
