While you acknowledge in a Jan.
Perhaps Hockenberry was trying to acknowledge, in some backward way, that slaves were individuals with autonomy.
Many Democrats readily acknowledge in private that the party has potential vulnerability on the ethics front.
As I acknowledge in the column, stricter controls aren't going to "solve" the problem.
But there is something Moore neglected to acknowledge in his diatribe: like the president, his family owned slaves.
Much more material was found in the raid than authorities have been willing to acknowledge in public.
To be successful, the government will have to pursue extensive economic reforms, which its leaders acknowledge in principle.
Kay and Shipman acknowledge in their writing that women face penalties from both sexes for speaking up.
Joseph Conrad's writings are used to illustrate instincts or impulses that humans do not always acknowledge in themselves.
Importantly, these moral biases are often unconscious so are difficult to acknowledge in the light of contradictory evidence or opinion.
