Sentence examples for when they acknowledged from inspiring English sources

We were astounded and appreciative when they acknowledged serious deficiencies in their system.

Nevertheless, for years afterward, a parade of political wives stood dutifully by their errant husbands when they acknowledged their misdeeds.

Indeed, the summiteers all but admitted that they would not reach the new targets when they acknowledged that countries such as Poland and Slovakia would not be able to produce the prescribed amount of renewable energy.

The arrests in Caro, north of Detroit, come three days after two men were arrested in Ohio, where the police said they aroused suspicions when they acknowledged buying about 600 phones in recent months.

In the end, they instilled in United's players more than fear; they inspired awe too, as expressed by Wayne Rooney and others when they acknowledged they had not played against a team so good; the finest blend in recent times, as Guardiola (if not Rooney) might have put it, of poetry and prose.

And why did Corbyn's own supporters call for a change to the rule in March, when they acknowledged that: "The current Labour party rules do not clearly spell out that an incumbent leader is automatically on the ballot paper for leader in the event of a challenger securing the requisite nominations"?

"But when they are -- when they acknowledge who they are and their sexual preference, they leave".

Even when they acknowledge I'm part Iraqi, as the man in the bar did, I'm a knock-off, like a fake Gucci sold on the street.

Practitioners say patients often report problems such as stomach ache or insomnia, and may expect drug-based treatments – even when they acknowledge psychological causes.

Even when they acknowledge missteps, Mr. Obama's aides tend to see them, to borrow a legal term, as fruit of the poisonous tree — that is, missteps that would not have occurred were it not for the misery they inherited.

Doctors do their jobs better when they are up to date with the science behind the treatments they prescribe, but also when they acknowledge the importance of culture, metaphor and meaning in the way we make sense of our lives.