It reduces the global sport to a human level, yet still acknowledges its flawed appeal.
Developers and architects who specialize in raw space acknowledge that its appeal is limited both by geography and by the unwillingness of most buyers to spend the time and put up with the frustration.
But the notice didn't fully explain why, and the irs later acknowledged its paperwork contained what the appeals court called "key errors" in computation, including a botched application of the alternative minimum tax.
Onstage, she made a habit of calling Strait "the Mark Harmon of country music," by way of acknowledging his appeal.
He says it's often smarter for managers to acknowledge the appeal of events like March Madness and provide opportunities for their staff to enjoy the festivities, rather than ignore them.
Through it all, "The Girl Next Door" tries to balance prurience with sweetness, to acknowledge the appeal and popularity of pornography without fully embracing it.
Simpson has already been turned down by Nevada courts in a request for a new trial and his one half-hearted appeal to President Obama this past January for clemency was more a laugh line than a serious hope that Obama would even acknowledge the appeal.
I acknowledge the appeal of the argument that people should be focusing their time and energy on threats directly affecting proportionally more people (the Muslim ban, the new régime's early assaults on the structural and legal underpinnings of our democracy, etc).
In its appeal, the hospital acknowledges the problem of rising costs and says that hospitals "must remove the waste that fuels increased cost".
It's no slight to these musicians, though, to acknowledge that their appeal is social as well as musical.
I know that advertising needs to be provocative, and I freely acknowledge that the appeal of certain legitimate products is intrinsically sensual".
