Sentence examples for acknowledge how far from inspiring English sources

But these are impatient gripes that fail to acknowledge how far we've come.

Ulster Unionists are expected to acknowledge how far republicans have travelled.

And he was infuriated by Benjamin's refusal to acknowledge how far his idiosyncratic understanding of Communism deviated from Party orthodoxy.

Despite the presence of some last bastions and strongholds of male chauvinism, we must recognise and acknowledge how far things have progressed in recent decades.

The authors of this piece fail to acknowledge how far the Unites States' reputation as "champions of the liberal world order"—as a former adviser to Bill Clinton puts it in the piece has fallen.

On Saturday, as if to acknowledge how far baseball and baseball bats have both come, the American Museum of Natural History will open "Baseball as America," featuring several bats, including those used by Roger Maris and Mark McGwire to break home run records.

Those decrying the campaign refuse to fully acknowledge how far-reaching Rhodes' legacy is and was, and then have the temerity to call protesting students 'coddled'coddled

Iraqis acknowledged how far their country still needed to go before a return to normalcy, but they also expressed amazement at even the most embryonic signs of recovery.

In its portrayal of an African-American family so comfortable with parity and privilege that its patriarch fears his children are ignoring their roots, Black-ish acknowledges how far US society has come in a generation.

In a moment of honesty, the Foreign Office was acknowledging how far the balance of power has shifted from the days when the East India Company was able to destroy Indian industry to enrich itself.

There we'd be far enough from our new lives to safely acknowledge how Midwestern we still were.