Sentence examples for acknowledge that out from inspiring English sources

It's worth standing out in the snow just to savor the anticlimax of midnight, just to acknowledge that out of the tens of millions of species on this planet, only one bothers to celebrate not the passing of time, but the way it has chosen to mark the passing of time.

Certainly the tsunami is nothing that the people of Hafun would ever have wished for, but they do acknowledge that out of something bad has also come some good.

Many voices are re-asserting that it's not an excuse but a necessity to acknowledge that out-of-school factors associated with poverty affect school performance.

As Freud taught, it is the emotions that we refuse to acknowledge that dance us out on puppet strings.

Delaney, who is leaving Congress to run for president, has declined to endorse in the race, describing Miller, Trone and Manno as "very strong". Delaney said Trone "is more likely to have the resources to go dollar for dollar" with a well-funded Republican, though he acknowledged that out-of-state money could flow to any Democratic nominee.

Acknowledging that out-of-pocket expenses would rise, Fletcher proposed a 1% salary increase to offset the additional costs.

There is power in acknowledging that and seeking out help.

Although quick to acknowledge that being out in bad weather is not for everyone, he points out that the very act of standing in the rain holding signs can draw attention.

But they acknowledge that figuring out how their policies affect that index will be a challenge.

But American officials overseeing Anvil now acknowledge that turned out not to be the case.

Still, most Americans (save perhaps a few demoralised troops) would acknowledge that pulling out of Iraq now would be disastrous.