Sentence examples for about the acknowledgment of from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes life stops in the wrong place," Moss says, "and the book is about the acknowledgment of that.

And so it would be, if the dispute were not more about the acknowledgment of rights and principles than about the actual movement of people.Some 3.6m people, or rather over half the Palestinian population, are registered by the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) as refugees.

He was, by the acknowledgment of just about everyone, a defensive genius, a grinder who relished spending hours in a darkened room watching film.

The acknowledgment of your own uncoolness is the only thing cool about it.

"There are often things we regret about our past, but there is the possibility of making amends and of building on the acknowledgment of those things.

The acknowledgment of rights was important, but Abbott's reference to territorial integrity said more about his politics than about the Papuans.

But most important is the acknowledgment of the bias.

It will involve the acknowledgment of the shadow or less attractive qualities that you both possess and honest conversation about your fears, needs, hopes, strengths, weaknesses and vision.

For currently living people to bring about public acknowledgment of past people as victims of historical injustice can require different measures under different circumstances.

He mentions me in the acknowledgments of Wordsmith.

"Today is about the recognition of the Chicago food scene, its acknowledgment on the world stage, and — most importantly — the chefs who have brought it there," he wrote.