Sentence examples similar to a recognition of indebtedness from inspiring English sources

That is simply a recognition of reality.

There is a recognition of collective powerlessness".

A recognition of common law marriage.

Mark Schorer in his Lewis biography writes that it might have been to show that Lewis felt no animosity over the award of the Pulitzer Prize in 1921 to Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence instead of to Lewis Main Streett, as the selection committee, or, at least a majority of it, had decided, only to be overruled.1 "Or," Schorer asks, "was it the recognition of a real indebtedness?" (347).

Is there a level of indebtedness at which growth ceases or turns negative?

Tokens placed in an envelope might have constituted a sort of "bill of lading" or a record of indebtedness.

Here, notes Mr Shearing, Hungary could be the most vulnerable, thanks to a combination of indebtedness and political unpredictability.

"Know all men by these here present...".. A statement of indebtedness by Nathaniel Elton and Samuel W. Nettleplace to George S. Alien.

A downgrade sends up the cost of borrowing and can plunge nations deeper into a spiral of indebtedness.

Deft, provocative, knowledgeable, a sense of indebtedness to those without his breaks and an utmost respect for hip-hop's history without a fear of its future.

It should not lead to a downward spiral of indebtedness.