Sentence examples for able to acknowledge this from inspiring English sources

Accept that things will feel a little awkward for a time but as time passes, you'll both be able to acknowledge this occurrence with friendly hindsight and you may even develop a stronger friendship for it.

Even he must be able to acknowledge the accomplishment that was his fifth career national title at two different schools.

Will the people who have Obama's ear be able to acknowledge those limits when the time comes?

"I lost to one of the greatest boxers in boxing," he said, as if he were relieved to be able to acknowledge the general consensus, and join it.

And you need to be able to acknowledge these things without it killing your idealism, your desire to make the world better.

I am not able to acknowledge the terror I feel, or the helplessness — such frustration as I enter Princeton Borough and the speed limit drops to twenty-five miles an hour.

They are also puzzled by the absence of internal opposition to his leadership – although the fact that his deputy, Simon Hughes, recently felt able to acknowledge the "chatter" about Mr Clegg's position was telling.

That is to say, secondary nodes are assumed to be able to acknowledge the primary activity at the beginning of each time slot.

So emotionally charged is Ms. Hafner's memoir that the uplifting moment comes when mother and daughter are able to acknowledge the failed experiment without bloodshed.

Moreover, the multi-layer feature of computer and network systems brings us the chance to achieve multiple degrees of accountability, which means that we are able to acknowledge the system's behaviors at different levels of accountability.

Through self-touching and a love of self that is a genuine eros rather than mere narcissism, we are able to acknowledge the alterity within us and thereby genuinely connect with others in their difference from us.