Meanings of acknowledged fact in English

He would not have her even suppose it an acknowledged fact!

This is pretty much a universally acknowledged fact by now.

This was first taken for granted, and then spoken of as an acknowledged fact.

The diminution of crime is an acknowledged fact.

For it was now an acknowledged fact at Kingcombe Holm that the Squire was growing very fond of Agatha.

I felt, what since then has become an acknowledged fact, that travelling would be the best school for me.

This is an acknowledged fact.

Indeed, to start with the acknowledged fact of personal election sometimes gives a man like John Bairdieson an unmistakable advantage.

Whenever you are about to utter something astonishingly false, always begin with, "It is an acknowledged fact," etc.

It is perhaps a burlesque of an acknowledged fact, to record that Whitfield could thrill an audience by saying 'Mesopotamia!'

It was a well- acknowledged fact that no one could be so lucky as to buy live crabs at a state-run market.

The Zu-Zu is an openly acknowledged fact, moreover, daily becoming more prominent in the world, more brilliant, more frankly recognized, and more omnipotent.

And, lastly, from the acknowledged fact of subterraneous fire as a cause, to reason with regard to the effects of that power in mineral bodies.

To be in love, as an absolute, well-marked, acknowledged fact, is the condition of a woman more frequently and more readily than of a man.

It used to be considered an acknowledged fact, that for a pauper's shilling, if they brought a shilling to the shop, they would get 14d.

"Guy comes first," he suggested, in the casual voice of one stating an acknowledged fact.