The name was given to remind us that life's hardships can be a teacher standing at the installation's center represents a capacity to acknowledge, reflect, and learn from our grief.
Earnings in Brazil were weak, Mr. Huber acknowledged, reflecting a recession there and price controls, which Aetna said were temporary.
It did not, they acknowledged, reflect the reality of life for most slaves, who were beaten or separated from their families for seeking education.
During the analysis and interpretive process, the implications, benefits, limitations and potential for bias arising from this semi-insider status were acknowledged, reflected upon and discussed with supervisors.
Yes, children need proper sex and relationships education that acknowledges and reflects their world.
I'm no fan, particularly, of Bruce Springsteen or Bob Dylan, but at least their current music acknowledges and reflects the fact that they're not so young anymore.
Although this year is no exception, many advertisers and agencies are taking a different tack that acknowledges and reflects the increasingly partisan and divisive nature of American elections.
But Mr. Abbasi's reaction — a response that, Ms. McHale acknowledged, apparently reflects the feelings of about 25percentt of the population, according to a recent poll — demonstrated just how tough the job is.
The muted response should not be taken, even campaign insiders acknowledged, to reflect high-mindedness; the Obama campaign can wield a rhetorical gutting knife.
"This is a lot harder than I thought," Mr. Funkhouser, 59, acknowledged last week, reflecting on the long months since his victory in his first political campaign.
