Captain Sullenberger acknowledged, and instantly the controller, in a windowless radar room at the New York Terminal Radar Approach Control on Long Island, used a land line to reach the control tower.
He acknowledged that his instantly recognizable name had been a passport to extraordinary experiences, but he said that it was also, in other ways, a burden of sorts, a responsibility.
That extraordinarily powerful resonance seems to have permeated discussions of the music too; reviewing a London performance in 1963, the music critic of The Times claimed that "practically everyone who has heard it instantly acknowledged it to be a masterpiece".
Earlier that week, Blumenthal had instantly acknowledged another interviewee's complaint that he had truncated a quotation, and readily accepted a correction; in this instance, though, he held his ground and told his editors, and me, that he had detailed notes indicating Strong had said what he was quoted as saying.
An unanswered phone, a text with no response or an instant message not instantly acknowledged is anything but unified, creating communications drag instead of speed.
We recognise instantly when we experience it: an interaction that acknowledges a moment of human connection.
Despite a crisis, Sara (Kate Wetherhead) can't instantly acknowledge her affection for Joe or resolve all her tangled feelings for Charlie John Lloyd Youngg).
Dukakis acknowledged that "the Massachusetts Miracle isn't instantly transferable," but said that the state's innovative ideas were adaptable.
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Obviously trying to dampen expectations, the vice president acknowledged as much when he arrived here early this morning and instantly took to the streets.
Her performance instantly became the stuff of Festival legend, but as soon as Annie Power was acknowledged, the party raged on.
