Sentence examples for when she acknowledged from inspiring English sources

She was 38 when she acknowledged that her mother was psychotic, not just strange.

One of the few ad-libs came when she acknowledged the praise and added, "I take all the flattery I can get these days".

And, Ms. Majoras may have hurt her cause when she acknowledged that this year she had done legal work for the ChevronTexaco Corporation.

In his speech at Tuesday night's banquet, Higgins praised the Queen for choosing "not to shy away from the shadows of the past" when she acknowledged "some of the painful moments of our mutual history" during her visit to Dublin.

Ms. Conyers suggested she was the victim of "badgering" last summer when she acknowledged a conspiracy to take bribes for her support of a Houston company seeking a sludge contract from the city.

In a news conference, Mrs. Clinton echoed comments she made a year ago, when she acknowledged that it was Mexicans who bore the brunt of drug-related violence, which was driven in large part by American demand.

But these too seem to be decidedly up for grabs when she acknowledges that nothing in particular need follow from her view about the ethical status of, say, celibates and homosexuals who don't concern themselves with reproductive activity (Hursthouse 1999, 215).

And when she acknowledges all of her, she becomes whole.

He states that Angelou acts as a spokesperson, especially in "To a Freedom Fighter", when she acknowledges a debt owed to those involved in the civil rights movement.

The others are even less successful, though Edmund has his best moment as the high school boy L'il Bit sleeps with while Holland Hamilton makes the most of her big scene when she acknowledges to the audience at least some understanding of Peck's proclivities.

When pressed, she acknowledged that she had fallen behind in her work because she had taken so much unpaid leave to deal with a daughter's illness.