Sentence examples for wrong with acknowledging from inspiring English sources

I don't think there's anything wrong with acknowledging that I'm in a pretty good streak and I'm performing well".

There is nothing wrong with acknowledging that we act in the interest of other humans while at the same time protecting the interests of the United States.

"And so I'm saying, what is wrong with acknowledging the fact that the Democratic Party is becoming more young, more black, and more brown?" Fudge said.

There's nothing wrong with acknowledging the reality of white entitlement, even if it complicates a carefully cultivated narrative of oppression which revolves largely around being an average-bodied white woman.

There is nothing wrong with politicians' acknowledging that they have sometimes made mistakes.

That kind of transformation can be signaled by atonement, a painful process that starts with acknowledging the wrongs one has committed.

He had a mantra that began with acknowledging that meetings on behalf of Keating with government officials gave the "wrong appearance...of undue influence".

They argued that she should talk about the future, yet also deal decisively with her 2002 vote — either by saying it was wrong, or acknowledging that others saw it as wrong, or making a speech on Iraq.