Sentence examples for acknowledged difficult from inspiring English sources
It acknowledged difficult trade-offs, moral complexities, irresolvable conflicts, and a positive vision for action in spite of these.
The normal firing patterns of neurons in brain tissue are complicated and, Dr. Gluckman acknowledged, difficult to understand.
In his primetime address to Congress in February, President Barack Obama acknowledged "difficult and trying times" but sought to rally the nation with an upbeat vow that by working together "we will rebuild, we will recover".
There is no way to get deficits under control until our political leaders are willing to acknowledge difficult truths and make even more difficult political choices.
It's a tall order for many men to even acknowledge difficult feelings.
Here's what was great about "Remedial Chaos Theory," in my view: It used a fanciful device in order to get the characters to confront and acknowledge difficult situations and complex feelings.
Box 2 Why is discrimination so hard to acknowledge Difficult to recognise, since it is subtle, informal and generally embodied in well-established cultural, organisational and behavioural patterns.
Judge McMahon acknowledged that difficult background.
President Aleksander Kwasniewski, who spoke just before the pope did, acknowledged the difficult times here.
Democrats acknowledged the difficult political climate, but they said that their candidates could benefit from Republican shortcomings.
His Rwandan counterpart, President Paul Kagame, acknowledged the "difficult past" between the nations, but he said the leaders had come together "to found a new partnership".
