Sentence examples for World acknowledging from inspiring English sources

A current exhibition, "Artists & Amateurs: Etching in 18th-Century France," is an example of the art world acknowledging that amateurs play a role in the evolution of sophisticated art.

Mr. Jacobs has pointedly subtitled his work "The Lost World," acknowledging both the character of its content — images of a vanished culture — and its relationship to a nearly obsolete technology.

All women, but especially women of color, learn to walk in the world acknowledging that some view them as sexual objects before human beings.

We ought to seize the future, accept its risks, and do everything possible to connect ever more closely with the world, acknowledging the growth of China, India, and other economies.

Adopted in 1978, the Declaration of Alma-Ata advocates for action to promote the health of all people of the world, acknowledging the need to reduce inequalities within and between countries (2, 3).

The personal perspective of recovery occurs as an evolving and adjusting process through which the subject overcomes main challenges such as threats to its sense of identity, loss of previous ways of understanding the world, acknowledging losses in one's life and accepting oneself as an ordinary yet proactive individual, achieving self-determination and a meaningful life [ 9, 16].

Some in the art world acknowledge that cultural groups must adjust their expectations.

Most of the rest of the world acknowledges that reality with its laws.

"I am not the slickest guy in the world," acknowledges the 74-year-old lecturing on stage.

This raises the question of whether poets want to be noticed in the way the modern world acknowledges celebrities.

The assassination attempt on 14-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai made the world acknowledge her bravery in defending girls' right to education.