Sentence examples for To acknowledge about from inspiring English sources

That distortion says much about the Academy — much that the Academy wouldn't like to acknowledge about itself.

It is the underbelly that in a way defines what Bollywood actually is but rarely wants to acknowledge about itself".

That distortion says much about the Academy much that the Academy wouldn't like to acknowledge about itself.

It is no small praise for Carver to acknowledge about Becker: "He had all the RAM he needed in his No. 2 Dixon Ticonderoga pencil".

The Mets have answered more questions than they care to acknowledge about a burgeoning rivalry with the Phillies or a fading one with the Braves, all while one with the pesky Nationals has simmered.

Her observation contains a truth that the rest of the world has yet to acknowledge about Japan, despite the efforts of many scholars and observers to explain it: political leadership in Japan has always been more irrelevant than in other countries.

Aibileen has a hard time answering, and her anguish leaps across the years and off the screen, into a thicket of assumptions and experiences that we are often afraid to acknowledge or talk about honestly.

The Gallery is notable both for its gayness and for the fact that the media, at least at first, wholly failed to acknowledge this about the book.

What is new, Hannah said, is Cheney's readiness to acknowledge "doubts about the main channels of American policy during the last few years," a period encompassing most of Bush's second term.

In recent months, even some staunch conservatives have begun to acknowledge qualms about capital punishment, in light of a number of death sentences that have been overturned recently after DNA testing exonerated the inmates.

They were reluctant to acknowledge that about 45percentt of teachers -- those with less than seven years experience -- would receive raises of more than 16percentt with the aim of slowing the exodus of new teachers.