Sentence examples for The acknowledged from inspiring English sources
verb
To admit the knowledge of; to recognize as a fact or truth; to declare one's belief in; as, to acknowledge the being of a god.
The acknowledged heyday of British children's television was from the 1970s to the late 1980s.
The acknowledged person has seen the text and given permission to be named.
Obviously not Nick Clegg, the acknowledged winner.
Before assuming the top job, in 1995, Hinckley was the acknowledged power behind the throne.
Stephen King might imagine a hallway encounter between the acknowledged terrorist and the former politician.
He is the man who made Lincoln possible, and the acknowledged spiritual patron of Timothy McVeigh.
Fidel Castro and his radical friends thoroughly dominated the conference and Castro was the acknowledged star.
"This is not unrelated to the acknowledged gradual diminishment of a canon in literature.
As Mr. Marcus grew older, he became the acknowledged successor of his father, the company's president.
In theory, their choice will be the acknowledged champ Hemingway craved.
"There's a crescendo of ecstasy that comes through the acknowledged application of autonomy," says Robertson.
