Among her acknowledged attributes -- a genius for song craft, unassailable integrity, a voice that tears hearts -- Lucinda Williams is sexy.
Experts acknowledge attributes of complex systems, such as emergence and stochasticity (Chi et al., 1981; Chi, 2008).
Award is both noun and verb that leaders must acknowledge, attribute, and assign to teams.
This series will acknowledge numerous attributes of learning, including gaming, which is so popular today.
In fact, the healing relationship is not simply a contract based on scientific authority, but presupposes the virtue of the physician to acknowledge the "attributes of the patient as a person" [ 15].
His prose was dense but not difficult, erudite but not pretentious; as an observer of human behavior he was both ruthless and generous, acknowledging characters' finer attributes but homing in on their foibles.
Will teammates consistently and productively acknowledge and attribute each other's contributions?
Absent from the database are the voices of refugees or meaningful consideration of what it feels like to live in these spaces, something the curators acknowledge, but attribute partly to the fast-changing situation on the ground.
But, good chance or not, that tension was there, and Byrne acknowledged it, attributing it to the uncertainty of the seven races and the knowledge that in a race of the Classic's magnitude, with an unprecedented field, even the very best effort might not be enough.
According to an ecological feminist perspective, differences between groups and individuals can be acknowledged without attributing greater or lesser moral worth to those groups or individuals within them and just social relations require that such valuations be avoided.
Not acknowledging this or attributing gender imbalances to a supply/demand issue (aka blaming the "pipeline problem") risks being dismissive of the problem of gender equality in the first place.
