Sentence examples for acknowledged head from inspiring English sources

French General Charles de Gaulle, president of the French Committee of National Liberation but by no means the universally acknowledged head of the French government-in-exile, maintained a liaison with SHAEF through the commander of the Free French Forces in Britain.

The only one above it all would be Jesus, the church's true and acknowledged head.

However the Guardian later tracked down Anwar Shafi, the acknowledged head of the Hyat family, who disavowed his ­relative's claims.

This burdened the Adams presidency with a vice president who was the acknowledged head of the rival political party, the Republicans (subsequently the Democratic-Republicans).

There, fretting over his enforced absence from events, he turned to the translation of the New Testament, while the movement, of which he was now the acknowledged head, gained momentum.

Mr Montagu was a man eminently skilful in the management of official matters, but he was also the acknowledged head of a party in the colony bound together by family ties, and possessing great local influence from the important and lucrative situations held by its members, and the extensive operations of a bank of which they had the chief control.

Photos from the cast and crew's celebration initially sparked exit rumors, which the female lead acknowledged head-on in her post.

He routinely lied to sideline physicians about "neck injuries" to escape the NFL's ever-intensifying concussion protocols, and even criticized his own teammates for acknowledging head injuries.

As for any worry about whether taking two violent shots to the head would affect his play or his future, Hossa acknowledged "the head is the most important thing, so obviously when the big hit happened in the playoffs I was a little worried".

"They have made changes," acknowledged Monica Drinane, head of the Juvenile Rights Division at Legal Aid.

Still, acknowledged James O'Connor, head of TransCare's Hudson Valley operations, "the volunteers play a very, very important and vital role".