Sentence examples for acknowledge how in from inspiring English sources

And so, as the tactile pursuit of the cultural arts disappears, it is only fair to acknowledge how, in many ways, you were never armed with the right equipment in the old days.

The motivation for this paper is our belief, shared by many researchers in the field, that there is more merit in an approach that examines the effectiveness of institutions by acknowledging how, in practice, they are characterized by complex structures and social interdependencies rather than assuming such complexities away.

In his book, which charts Britain's troubled relationship with the EU since it joined the EEC in 1973, Liddle says Labour should do more to acknowledge how enthusiastic participation in the EU could help Britain cope with what he calls the "five giants that threaten modern European civilisation".

23 Charles Rosenberg, to take another example, rebuked bioethicists for consistently failing to acknowledge how: the ways in which the moral values that suffuse medicine are historically constructed and situationally negotiated, like every other aspect of culture, and not simply derived from the formal modes of analysis that have historically characterized theology and moral philosophy.

This was inspired by the work of Frederich Froebel, inventor of kindergarten, in part to acknowledge how (as O'Kane explains in his artist statement) "becoming a parent opened my eyes up to not only my parents' influence on us as children … but also how life and art and striking a balance is a continual process and should be approached as such.

In his new book, The Emotion ­Machine, Minsky, professor of media arts and sciences at MIT, writes, "We all admire great accomplishments in the sciences, arts, and humanities but we rarely acknowledge how much we achieve in the course of our everyday lives". He takes on terms we may all recognize and understand but have a hard time explaining, such as emotions, consciousness, and thinking.

Rather than condemning any individual's actions the, team behind A Moving Image say they want to start a conversation, get people talking and acknowledge how all those living in London – or any capital city – are complicit in the problem.

In recent years, political conversations on sex work have begun to acknowledge how women's participation in the sex industry can be -- as politicized sex workers insist -- consensual, but that such work may also be -- as anti-industry feminists contend -- exploitative.

The point is made not to be difficult about Reyes, but to acknowledge how swiftly time flies in sports, how quickly the window of opportunity can close.

Possibly one of the most high-profile campaigns of all time, not everyone was convinced by the approach, believing it too simplistic and failing to acknowledge how entrenched oil is in society (not least as a raw material for Lego bricks).

It's time for scholars to acknowledge how the historical distortions in biblical depictions have contributed to anti-Semitism and to the false divide between Jews and Christians.