That may be, he acknowledged, "a self-serving interest," but it is one on which he would not give an inch.
Acknowledging a self-imposed hiatus for much of the last two decades, she was inspired by the outpouring of love.
Grappling with a mixture of shame and desire, she is forced to acknowledge an unknown self, one "that invites confusion, flux, unexplored territories".
"Got dominated by the machine a little bit," he acknowledged with a self-deprecating smile, "then I came through".
It is a truth not yet universally acknowledged that a self-regulating system which is stable in one environment can become unstable when the environment changes.
The main negotiating partners have acknowledged that a self-imposed deadline for an early agreement on farm and industrial goods, set for April 30th, will not be met.
The communal pastoral system in Botswana needs to be acknowledged as a self-sustaining livelihood strategy in supposedly marginal land, complete with its own ecological, biological and social dynamics.
When testing their self-care talk method, Teel and Leenerts 26 found that the participants acknowledged an increased awareness about self-care as the most important factor in promoting self-care practices.
Because of the shift in values, Harry is finally able to acknowledge [a self-truth], but he is unable to act on it, based on his inability to forgive himself.
Mr. Engler did acknowledge that a self-inflicted wound could happen on the Republican side.
Regarding SCS, the original authors [ 11] acknowledge that a self-report scale will be limited in its ability to accurately assess individual levels of self-compassion, as many people (for example, those who repress or avoid their negative emotions) are aware enough of their own emotional experiences to realise the extent to which they lack self-compassion.
