It will become respectable, anew, to acknowledge that art communicates primarily through made and, yes, precious things, in depth of experience and breadth of time.
We can either try to cleanse the past and create a new identity or we can acknowledge and understand our legacy, discover ourselves anew from our accumulation of memories, experiences and values.
But we wondered if long-serving House Speaker Michael Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton could look anew at the state's financial crisis and acknowledge the day of reckoning was finally at hand.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
In the days since the encounter with five Iranian patrol boats in the Strait of Hormuz, American officers have acknowledged that they have been studying anew the lessons from a startling simulation conducted in August 2002.
In the space that opens up from owning our imperfections and acknowledging our mistakes, we can commit anew to starting again.
You test your limits, and when you inevitably fail (or at least don't connect with an audience, as even Bowie acknowledged battling), you regroup and reassess and try to succeed anew.
The prospect of starting anew here at this stage in his career, he acknowledged, is somewhat daunting.
On Friday, Homeland Security officials promised to examine anew their systems for detaining sickened travelers, but they acknowledged that there would always be holes in the system.
As Mr. Bush begins to lay out his case anew for the troop buildup in Iraq, he must walk carefully in acknowledging the obvious failures of the Maliki government.
