"Can I give you a hug?" "Is it OK if I move you to this chair?" And rather than waiting for a "yes", acknowledge when body language is saying "no" and tell them you understand.
Fred McGriff was Joyce's favorite player, and yes, he acknowledged, he owned an early-model black-and-purple Devil Rays cap.
And yes, he acknowledged that he fully intended to make another run at the highest office in the state's largest city.
And yes, he acknowledged, the bumper stickers might set some people off: "I'm sort of asking for trouble". But, he adds, "they'll stay exactly where they are -- proudly". Jenna Bush dining Wednesday at Chinatown's Matchbox with a young boy and a twentyish guy said to be an administration "staffer" named Jared.
And yes, Teare acknowledged that there's no guarantee that the new company, which is fundraising on AngelList, will succeed.
NZ Police spokesman Gareth Thomas said yes, police acknowledged that Māori and Pacific communities were overrepresented across the Justice System.
If yes, we acknowledge it.
Thoughtful people on the yes campaign acknowledge that the Conservative leader in Scotland has played a tough hand well.
In a speech that focused heavily on the economics of independence, which those leading the 2014 yes campaign acknowledge significantly weakened their case, Sturgeon said next week's programme for government would outline measures to stimulate the Scottish economy and support jobs through the uncertainty of a Brexit.
hell YES @HillaryClinton acknowledging LGBTQ+ issues in her first answer, a champion for our community.
"Yes, but" sends a mixed signal--both acceptance and rebuttal, he says, while, "yes, and" acknowledges as well as advances an idea.
