Sentence examples for would probably acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The Bike Snob said he would probably acknowledge his real name with the release of his book, which he described as a kind of "cycling manifesto".

Even his worst enemies would probably acknowledge he is decent and a man of principle – qualities that don't tend to be considered gifts to comedy.

The organizers of Asparagus Penn's Unicycle Jump for Life sometimes estimate the crowd as having been in the thousands, but they all would probably acknowledge that the memories of disaster survivors are not completely trustworthy.

Yet Mr. McCain himself would probably acknowledge every one of these flaws, and he is a rare politician with the courage not just to follow the crowd but also to lead it.

Yet even the harshest critics of corporate raids would probably acknowledge that at the dawn of the 1980's too many American companies were overstuffed, overperked and none too sympathetic to the desires of their shareholders.

Alexander wrote: "Although he himself would probably acknowledge he isn't a household name, we knew his resignation just before PMQs would be a dramatic moment with big political impact".

If there was no possibility of disciplinary action, though, Francona would have probably acknowledged that in order to protect Ramírez.

Trevor-Roper, later Lord Dacre, summed up "Leviathan" curtly: "The axiom, fear; the method, logic; the conclusion, despotism".Hobbes would probably have acknowledged the first part: he admitted to being a fearful type.

But if they did, most "netizens" who consider such matters would probably have acknowledged Jon Postel, who died on October 16th from complications following heart surgery, as the true ruler of Cyberia.Dr Postel's death was untimely for more reasons than his relative youth (he was 55).

Even the most ardent admirer of Cole would probably have to acknowledge that, a month from his 33rd birthday, he has never looked more vulnerable since establishing the position as his own, 12 years ago.

Mr. Galatis and Mr. Samiotes, owners of a Greek restaurant in Boston who have been involved in helping establish baseball in Greece by running clinics there, providing equipment for youths and giving planning advice to the country's baseball officials, would probably (although not unequivocally) acknowledge a few hitches.