Sentence examples for whether he acknowledged from inspiring English sources
On a rare visit to India, Tony Blair was asked in a television interview whether he acknowledged Britain's responsibility for the seemingly inextinguishable conflict in Kashmir.
Asked whether he acknowledged some might find the idea of forced labour in return for benefits controversial, he said: "It's workfare but I think there are some powerful arguments for workfare and so does [Labour MP] Frank Field for example.
Whether he acknowledged it or not, I could see the emotions running high".
Whether he acknowledges the divergence of his beliefs from Lady Thatcher's in his sermon remains to be seen.
But he is an elite power hitter, whether he acknowledges it or not, and players like that can take over games.
The protesters exist whether Mrs. Bush sees them or not, and the reality of the president's disastrous invasion of Iraq will exist whether he acknowledges it or not.
Kjellberg likely does not want to bear such a burden (who would?), but it is an inescapable aspect of his popularity, whether he acknowledges it or not.
After his speech, Mr. McCain was hit with a fusillade of tough questions, including a query about whether his temper — he acknowledged he gets angry — would pose a problem in the White House.
Venezuela's foreign minister, Jose Vicente Rangel, denied that there was any agreement with the guerrilla group, "whether tacit or explicit," though he acknowledged that there had been contacts.
It was unclear, he acknowledged, whether they would exclude from prime contract bids, for example, a French or German company with a wholly-owned subsidiary based in the United States.
He has time, but not an endless supply of it, and he acknowledged wondering whether he will even return.
