Sentence examples for acknowledge its power from inspiring English sources

Ten years after "Nevermind" was released, to merely acknowledge its power as a generational artifact is to stick it on a shelf and forget about it.

The lobby has to acknowledge its power and access to senior politicians.

I don't mean to diminish the film; I'm trying, instead, to acknowledge its power while pointing out some of its limitations.

He is enough of a conventional scientist to acknowledge its power as an explanation for most biological phenomena, but he resists applying it to language.

It was, much as the internet is today, a great democratiser, and those unwilling to acknowledge its power would pay the price by losing theirs – as first Harold Macmillan and then Alec Douglas-Home would find out.

Rather than giving into the anger, I chose to take responsibility for my voice and acknowledge its power.

"The leaders of the Union army acknowledge its superhuman power for inspiring the ranks," wrote one journalist.

The summer may be the one time that we can remake that connection: to realise we do not yet have total control over the world, but at the same time to acknowledge its elemental power.

You don't have to "believe" in the Bible to acknowledge its profound power as the meta-narrative of Western civilization.

When the film was shown at the New York Film Festival this year, no one mistook it for a technical marvel, but critics acknowledged its enormous power.

Some time in the 19th century, Walter Savage Landor composed an epitaph that, while recalling the beauty of a woman now dead, acknowledges its lasting power to stir desire in aged blood:    "Stand close around, ye Stygian set,    With Dirce in one boat conveyed,    Or Charon, seeing, may forget    That he is old and she a shade".