Sentence examples for video acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Even the Muskegon County sheriff, Dean Roesler, whose deputies arrested Mr. Emory after parents complained about the video, acknowledged that the case represented uncharted territory.

Experts who viewed the video acknowledged that the words and images contained in it were alarming, but advised the public to remain calm until the extremists' threats could be authenticated.

The video acknowledged the lack of progress and the failures in Mr. Obama's outreach to Iran since the Nowruz message he sent a year ago, when he was offering a new approach to bilateral relations based on diplomacy instead of confrontation.

Johnson Sirleaf, in London for the UN high-level panel on the post-2015 development agenda (video), acknowledged that corruption had become "systemic and endemic" in Liberia after decades of conflict, but challenged anyone to find fault with her or her family.

Greeley, although focusing more on the video, acknowledged the fact that sexual passion may be revelatory, and complimented Madonna for glorifying ideologies of female subjectivity and womanhood in the song.

Mr. Randall's video acknowledges the claims of the plaintiffs many times, primarily to set up Chevron's response.

Mr. Ebert, who has frequently (and eloquently) argued for the aesthetic superiority of film over video, acknowledges that "my war is over, my side lost, and it's important to consider this in the real world".

Home Secretary Theresa May has been forced to defend the Government's record on controlling terror suspects following the publication of the Isis execution video, acknowledging that more than 800 UK nationals of concern to the intelligence services have travelled to Syria.

This view was humorously endorsed by NYU law students (#5 U.S. law school per U.S. News & World Report in a music video acknowledging widespread internet surfing during NYU law school classes.

The video acknowledges that some relationships between staff and women prisoners are obvious and glaring to anyone who pays attention, but ignores the Department's responsibility to pay attention to what its staff is doing, and to supervise them to prevent such abuse from taking place.

At its annual meeting in Las Vegas last week, the video business acknowledged DVD -- a format that some in the industry have had their reservations about -- as its most positive development.